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"We can think of space-time as a fabric; The presence of large amounts of mass or energy distorts space-time ― in essence causing the fabric to "warp" ― and we observe this warpage as gravity. Freely falling objects ― whether soccer balls, satellites, or beams of starlight ― simply follow the most direct path in this curved space-time."
The "fabric" of space-time literally is referring to the very existence of it, which giygas nukes.
"We can think of space-time as a fabric; The presence of large amounts of mass or energy distorts space-time ― in essence causing the fabric to "warp" ― and we observe this warpage as gravity. Freely falling objects ― whether soccer balls, satellites, or beams of starlight ― simply follow the most direct path in this curved space-time."
The "fabric" of space-time literally is referring to the very existence of it, which giygas nukes.