1. Sep 14, 2005 #1

   kiru

   

   What are gravitational lenses?

    

   kiru, Sep 14, 2005
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3. Sep 14, 2005 #2

   Doc Al

   

   Staff: Mentor

   Look here: http://zebu.uoregon.edu/~soper/Mass/gravlens.html [Broken]

    

   Last edited by a moderator: May 2, 2017

   Doc Al, Sep 14, 2005
4. Sep 15, 2005 #3

   kiru

   

   I saw the page that you gave.But in the image that was released by Nasa as reality ,I can't undestand anything.

    

   kiru, Sep 15, 2005
5. Sep 15, 2005 #4

   Berislav

   

   See the two bright stars really close to each other on the left and third one a little farther away. That's really one star and some other star serving as a source of gravity. In the middle bottom part an object looks like a galaxy with a big star in the middle. That's the last example they mention. There are others but these are the most noticable.

    

   Last edited: Sep 15, 2005

   Berislav, Sep 15, 2005
6. Sep 16, 2005 #5

   kiru

   

   Yes.Thanks!!

    

   kiru, Sep 16, 2005

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