Why a black hole does not pull harder than the same mass

A black hole does not pull harder just because it is a black hole

From far away, a black hole pulls with the same gravity as any other object of the same mass. Replacing the Sun with a black hole of exactly the same mass would not make distant objects feel a stronger pull. Black holes do not simply suck in everything around them.

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