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Starlight bending and
Lensing effect
Starlight bending
There are two reasons for this phenomenon.
1) The space matter that released in the nuclear reactions creates a
denser region of space matter around the Sun. 2) Because of the
gravitational pull that exerted on the surrounding space matter, a denser
region of space matter is developed around the Sun. When light passes from
a rare medium to a denser medium or vice versa, light will be refracted
and bended. Therefore, starlight bending is simply the refraction of
light.
Lensing effect
Considering a Galaxy, the distribution of matter (stars, neutron stars,
black holes etc) is not in uniformly. In some regions, the distribution of
matter is greater than other regions. This causes, the space matter
density due to gravity and the rate of space matter is released due to the
nuclear reactions of the whole region will be greater. This difference in
the density of space matter creates the refraction of light. This is the
reason for lensing effect. In essence, starlight bending and lensing
effect, both are good demonstrations for the presence of space matter in
space.
Structure of atom
What is light?
How is nuclear energy
released? Space matter
or Aether . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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