Abstract
In the example of dust matter, it is shown that a gravitational attractive force does not lead to the formation of “black holes” in the relativistic theory of gravity. It is proved that in the absence of matter, the gravitational field is also absent. Therefore, a vacuum is not a source of a gravitational field. The mechanism of energy production in the process of the accumulation of matter into massive objects is discussed.
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