How do you relate space&time and matter&energy?

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what is the relationship between them? if only one of them didn't exist, would all the rest also not exist?

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Matter and energy are in spacetime. Matter is one type of energy. Energy deforms spacetime and spacetime determines how matter and energy moves (general relativity).

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