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nomdeplume
Einstein's theory views gravity as a natural upshot of the geometry of curved space and ditches the notion that gravity is 'action at a distance'.. Large masses like planets move in response to the curvature of space-time distorted by mass istself. Matter tells space how to curve; curved space tells matter how to move.
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