Blixer
Blixer
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6th Jan 2020
6th Jan 2020
This is how gravity lensing works.
physics explanation education newtonian blackhole space lens gravity star light

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  • Blixer
    Blixer
    7th Jan 2020
    What should I make next?
  • coolade
    coolade
    7th Jan 2020
    JackX while that is a correct awnser photons do have energy and gravity will affect that. there was a experiment that showed how gravity effects photons back in 1919. the amount of gravity force actually applied to the photon its self is very minor while space time being bent making a faster path is much more drastic like in this save. like I said you are correct but gravity does effect photons but just ever so slightly. read into that experiment.
  • App
    App
    6th Jan 2020
    -|- 1 tho
  • App
    App
    6th Jan 2020
    dont you just hate it when reguided photonic lasers get bent into your eye from a dime size black hole
  • East_Europe3339
    East_Europe3339
    6th Jan 2020
    kinda looks bad. looks. but theres some good knowledge
  • JackX
    JackX
    6th Jan 2020
    The photons are massless, so they are not affected by gravity conventially. The way this works is because the gravity bends space, and thus, the path of the photons, causing them to bend around massive objects