Where is the end to this process?

Question

Suppose moon revolves around the earth and earth revolves around sun and sun revolves around a black hole in a galaxy and galaxies revolves around a massive black hole in universe and universes revolves around....where it will end?

Answer 1

You didn't start "small enough!"  You left out the electron!

Answer 2

You forgot the Earth rotating as it revolves around the sun *grin* With all that motion going on, it's surprising we don't get dizzy!

Oh, and we're not entirely sure what's attracting all the galaxies - it's called the Great Attractor and, frankly, it's a mystery at the moment. I'd love to crack that mystery!

Answer 3

  If a black hole could exist it wouldn't end anywhere but they don't so some day it will come to an end.

Answer 4

At the end of infinity.

We are a very small peck in the whole universe. We can only see things that are a little bigger or smaller than us. For example, we cannot see a cell without a microscope. But other cells can feel them, like other microorganisms. But they do not know anything about where they live, name of our galaxy and other huge things. In other words, we can only see or feel things that fall within a certain range of size.With better methods, we may be able to see larger or smaller things but never the end.

Answer 5

So the galaxy revolves around a local group, which revolves around a super cluster (with black holes).

But it turns out that the Universe is expanding.  If you're not gravitationally bound to something now, you'll eventually never see it again.  So super clusters are about it.