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Re: Gravitational lensing is JUST diffraction.

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The Starmaker wrote:
> 
> Richard Hertz wrote:
> >
> > Distant sources of light (starlight, galaxy light) comes radially toward us, here on Earth. It's a flat frontwave because it's far enough, so components of any
> > frequency travel at the same velocity.
> >
> > If a massive celestial object happens to be in the path of the source of light,
> > a classical phenomenon of DUAL DIFFRACTION COULD HAPPEN.
> >
> > For this to happen (and it's NOT gravitational lensing), the diffraction index of
> > the BOUNDARY of such celestial object HAS TO BE different of that of vacuum.
> >
> > Light pass TWICE through such BOUNDARY which, in the case of the Sun,
> > can be interpreted as a spherical SHELL that surrounds the object that
> > causes DIFFRACTION.
> >
> > As distant light ENTERS into such boundary, its components are affected
> > differently due to a lower speed of light (n > 1, c' = c/n), so wavelengths
> > are affected differently. BUT, when the light GETS OUT of the spherical shell,
> > every component of the distant source of light IS RESTORED to its original
> > wavelength.
> >
> > Meanwhile, in this DUAL DIFFRACTION EFFECT, frequency of light IS
> > PRESERVED all the time, because THE ENERGY OF LIGHT can't change.
> >
> > But light path is deflected a little bit, enough to EMERGE from the boundary
> > and keep moving TOWARD US, without any modification.
> >
> > As the DIFFRACTION EFFECT is completely dependent of the diffraction index
> > AND IF the path of light was coming toward us, different PHOTOS show
> > effects like: ring of light (the boundary n is constant for all the perimeter;
> > light comes through ONE or TWO spots in the boundary of the interfering
> > celestial body; many other effects, like the famous cross).
> >
> > CONCLUSION: Light diffraction by massive celestial bodies like the Sun (something that WORRIED Eddington enough to write an entire page on
> > his 1919 report, claiming that it was impossible "for him") and the famous
> > gravitational lensing ARE A GIANT LIE, an HOAX maintained for a century
> > just to justify Einstein's calculation of 1.75 arcsec deflection.
> >
> > Gravitational lensing doesn't exist. It's just a mere diffraction phenomenon.
> >
> > And some people, of course NOT A RELATIVIST, know enough to write a
> > paper about this. Of course, it's labeled as the work of a crank. But he's
> > right. Here is the link (enjoy it and choke on it, Dono the cretin).
> >
> > Deflection of Light by Refraction, Not Gravity (Curve Geometry of Spacetime)
> >
> > https://medium.com/@GatotSoedarto/the-deflection-of-light-by-refraction-not-gravity-49b9bd919aba
> 
> fake stars is wat it is...

i thought i explained dis before...

If you take
one photo
from
dat 
Webb's space photographs...
and remove/delete
ALL the stars (dat you call  Gravitational lensing)

then you won't have anything left in the photo
to look at....just a couple of...puffs.





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 to think the unthinkable, mention the unmentionable, say the unsayable,
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 the unchallengeable.

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