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If 'Black Hole' theory is correct then light is subjected to gravity.
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yes the problem is what info is to trust?
i need to know not high maths to know relativity proof of the sun gravity bending the starlight is TOTALLY invalid because is expected sun atmosphere will do that are they hiding light is instant because doesnt bend and tt is posible? why am i being lied so badly?
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i dont know as eisntein didnt know for not knowing thickness and density of suns atmosphere
they did it as if the sun had no atmosphere at all the starlight moved so it was concluded it was gravity period, what about the atmosphere
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Raaaid, if light is instant then how could it refract? Refraction occurs due to differing speeds of the light.
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refraction is very misterious i dont take mainstream interpretation http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negative_refraction edit: anyway the only prove i have light is instant and therefore cause and affect is simultaneous allowing tt is that the bending of light that proves light is slow is false because of sun atmosphere refraction if something is fake the opposite is truth
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Refraction of light through a gas and liquids is caused by a change of speed. We see a 'rainbow' effect because each wavelength (in the spectrum of light) the speed is affected differently and splits.
However, If all the wavelengths that make the spectrum of light were to bend at the same speed then refraction will not occur. This is probably why atmospheric interference was discounted.
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as a pencil point is out of place when in water and gets refracted point one: they couldnt account for suns atmosphere refraction point two: they couldnt account for earths atmosphere refraction that varies with the angle point 3: they could account on the solar winds refraction point 4: they couldnt account on the milky way stellar dust refraction without acounting this all they were able to conclude a star moved position by gravitational lensing confirming CAUSALITY and making a guy totally unable for maths in school and with a very low IQ according the tests the most intelligent man of mans history, oh and confirming causality which confirms we are just predictable machines with no soul nor free will just as stones so if eisntein was a psicological mistreater it was not his fault, just as guilty as a stone which falls and kills someone
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![]() cromatic aberration or rainbow efect is just a minor part of refraction the main problem with refraction is it moves stars, it has to be taken into acount with celestial navigation and it grows as stars get close to the horizon in other words the rainbow effect caused by the atmosphere refracting starlight is neglible compared with the change of position of the star caused by that refraction
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