Gravitation is theorised to be due to massive objects warping spacetime around them, causing orbit etc. However this only seems to operate in a single plane, such as the Sun and Solar System orbit patterns, and never seems to include multiple planes above and below, which is how the universe occurs e.g. with stars and galaxies above and below, not just linearly. If multiple planes are accounted for, do the warps interact with eachother or does this theory simply assume a single plane across space?
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On the beach in front of a fire.you wont notice the cold!
hide the ice cubes in a small plastic bag then placed that bag and placed it on a bigger bag then on the large bag hide it with salt im no longer shure it might help yet this is how the individuals in historic previous did it
