gravitational theory

Gravitational theory describes the force of attraction between objects with mass. According to Einstein’s general relativity, mass and energy curve spacetime, and objects move along these curves, which we perceive as gravity. This explains phenomena like planets orbiting stars, the falling of objects to the ground, and the expansion of the universe. Essentially, gravity is the effect of mass shaping the fabric of spacetime, guiding objects to move toward each other. It’s a fundamental force that governs the structure and movement of everything in the universe.