Gravity

is a constant force of attraction with a variable field of effect based on mass, meaning that a dominant object exerts the same gravitational effect on its satellites as any other, regardless of mass. Within the Aether, a sufficiently massive object (perhaps because of its large field of effect) causes space to collapse in on itself. This massive collapsing object becomes wrapped up tightly within the folds of the Aether, becoming a pocket of stability within the tumult of the wider universe. Habitable worlds exist under these circumstances, and the rules of constant gravitation mean that planets can have vastly different masses without changing the gravitational force experienced by entities on their respective surfaces.
Category:Cosmology