Not at all. To my understanding, gravity is not a force. Gravitation is caused by the curvature of the spacetime continuum. I'm wondering how does mass curve spacetime at far (infinite) distances.
Since it's been observed that mass causes the curvature of the spacetime continuum. I'm wondering how it curves the spacetime continuum at a distance. For example, a planet will curve the spacetime around it millions of miles away, yet all around the planet is the almost perfect vacuum of...