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Those are very elementary descriptions. Not much in there is new info to me. I'm unable to see where my question is answered or even refuted in either of those. If anything, they support my question.https://www.cco.caltech.edu/~kip/scripts/PubScans/VI-47.pdf
UNDERSTANDING GRAVITY—WARPS AND RIPPLES IN SPACE AND TIME
Understanding gravity—warps and ripples in space and time - Curious
The PDF starts out with the title: "Warping Spacetime"
The second link has a section titled: "Gravity is the Curvature of Spacetime"
Spacetime is what gets warped, which yields gravitational force. Spacetime is the "cosmic soup", as Niel DeGras Tyson called it, which makes up the "emptiness" or "vacuum" of space. How is that any different than the Aether? Why can't spacetime and the Aether be the same thing?