Time-space theory

Time-space theory, often associated with Einstein's theory of relativity, describes the universe as a four-dimensional fabric composed of three dimensions of space and one of time. Rather than viewing space and time as separate entities, this theory treats them as interconnected, forming a single, flexible structure. Massive objects like planets and stars distort this fabric, creating what we perceive as gravity. This explains phenomena such as how planets orbit stars and how light bends near massive objects. Essentially, time and space are intertwined, influencing each other in dynamic ways that shape the universe's structure and behavior.