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ok, this is going to be my science fair experiment, so tell me if you see any holes in it:
if a huge planet or star is moving away from where you are standing, and a beam of light is fired not at it, but near it. due to the fact that light tends to bend towards gravity, would it be possible that light would curve into a ark in the wake of the planet to where you would never observe the light at all?
if a huge planet or star is moving away from where you are standing, and a beam of light is fired not at it, but near it. due to the fact that light tends to bend towards gravity, would it be possible that light would curve into a ark in the wake of the planet to where you would never observe the light at all?