The Sun Curves Space Time Y

If you flick your golf ball or little asteroid or meteorite, depending on where n which direction and what force you gave it, it'll either curve a little bit a lot, or even fall into the sun. So crash in. The mass of the god of the sun has curved the space around it. And then the any matter happens to follow that curved space. It also curves time, so time ticks more slowly when you're close to a big gravitational mass. Look up insteinan lens on wicopedia. Why do mosquito ants sound du to beating wings? Could there possibly be a finite amount of songs we could possibly make? We've had some one do the maths