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| DescriptionBending of light.svg | Made by me using Xfig and checked with rsvg-view before uploading. Depicts the binding of light waves (black lines) in a gravitational field (green arrow). According to the theory of general relativity, the bottom of the wave moves more slowly than the top, causing the light to veer downwards. |
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| Author | WillowW |
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