* Gravity is a force, not a thing that travels. It's an attraction between objects with mass.
* Gravity's influence acts instantaneously over vast distances. This means if the Sun suddenly vanished, Earth wouldn't immediately fly off in a straight line. We'd continue orbiting for about eight minutes, the time it takes for the last light from the Sun to reach us.
However, there's a concept called gravitational waves. These are ripples in spacetime caused by massive objects accelerating. These waves travel at the speed of light, which is the fastest speed anything can travel in the universe.
So, while gravity itself doesn't have a speed, the effects of changes in gravity, like from a massive object moving, travel at the speed of light.
