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No, it was my attempt to make the 'gravity wells'/manipulation of spacetime/curvature concept more comprehensive and understandable, based on basic info/explanations, but it seems it's not right.

What are 'gravity wells' if not contraction of spacetime? Is the 'curvature' concept something else entirely? Do you have a visual/spacial concept of the 'curvature', or do you basically rely on a very functional/abstract conceptualization? And gravity is just mass (or energy)...

I'm aware of that but I didn't think it addressed my queries about the precise nature of the gravity/spacetime interactions.

My two cents would be, 'because that's the upper limit of how fast something can go in this deeply intricately functional universe, and that's exactly the speed it must be. And doesn't need to be faster'. Relative to other things moving, it's very very very fast, and it's the limit for how fast...

Edit: Disclaimer, this post contains faulty ideas I'm a 'pedestrian' to physics trying to wrap my mind around various concepts of relativity, and one of those is a visualization of two, say, planets, say each starting at rest. By my understanding, their mass causes space to relatively...