@kenny8331 If there was stuff floating way out around the galaxies that cause the lensing I think that could be possible. But there is nothing there, it is a very empty vacuum. Again, it is the fabric of empty spacetime that is warped by graviity and nothing more. (At least, that seems to work as a very accurate explanation. Anything's possible, of course, like we might be in a dream, and so forth. )
@kenny8331 No Snells' law refers to the amount of bend caused at the interface between two materials with different indices of refraction. This gravitational lensing stuff is a different way to bend light. It's really the warp in spacetime that gives this effect.
Much of my current take on the nature of gravity is briefly explained in comments I've made under the video entitled "Gravity Doesn't Exist" however I didn't write there with any difference between fuzzballs and black holes in mind.
Dark matter is an effect of the massively warped and weirdly self-absorbed space generated by self-breeding spinning sources of a generally-too-closely-related General Relativity mass media. Gravitational lensing, on the other hand, is something often lamely scoffed-at in some vain back-handed triumphalist walk-in-backward scheme typically designed to have people clinging to general relativity even more tightly in defense, or to associate unrelated equally-queered concepts.
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mabuhayguy 1 month ago
@kenny8331 If there was stuff floating way out around the galaxies that cause the lensing I think that could be possible. But there is nothing there, it is a very empty vacuum. Again, it is the fabric of empty spacetime that is warped by graviity and nothing more. (At least, that seems to work as a very accurate explanation. Anything's possible, of course, like we might be in a dream, and so forth. )
randallbsmith 2 months ago
@randallbsmith how do we know that its not gravities effect on the material around it and that material changing the direction of the light?
kenny8331 2 months ago
@kenny8331 No Snells' law refers to the amount of bend caused at the interface between two materials with different indices of refraction. This gravitational lensing stuff is a different way to bend light. It's really the warp in spacetime that gives this effect.
randallbsmith 2 months ago
sam button is a faggot!
TheGLaDNinja 2 months ago
I cant believe i'm searching and loving these stuff when i could barely pass math in school.
rockorsario 3 months ago
is this explained by snells law? if not why not?
kenny8331 3 months ago
I CAST THE FIRE!
TheSonOfTheSystem 5 months ago
@fertilizerspike
Much of my current take on the nature of gravity is briefly explained in comments I've made under the video entitled "Gravity Doesn't Exist" however I didn't write there with any difference between fuzzballs and black holes in mind.
CACBCCCU 5 months ago
@fertilizerspike
Dark matter is an effect of the massively warped and weirdly self-absorbed space generated by self-breeding spinning sources of a generally-too-closely-related General Relativity mass media. Gravitational lensing, on the other hand, is something often lamely scoffed-at in some vain back-handed triumphalist walk-in-backward scheme typically designed to have people clinging to general relativity even more tightly in defense, or to associate unrelated equally-queered concepts.
CACBCCCU 5 months ago