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Can Light Bend Time. While it is true that photons have no mass, it is also true that we see light bend around sources with high mass due to gravity. The glass will bend the light coming from the star, causing it to appear distorted or magnified. Light can form a curve if it travels near a big mass. You are also right, photons doesn't follow newton's gravitation law. Light that would normally go through the galaxy cluster. Now if you do something as fundamental as distorting space and time, and reshaping it, anything that lives inside space and time will be affected. As i explained in a comment, light viewed as photons does not bend spacetime either in classical gr or in semiclassical gravity. Similarly, massive objects such as black holes or galaxy clusters can warp the. Not only the richi tensor is zero, but. You are right, photons don't have mass. This is not because the mass pulls on the photons directly, but.

Light that would normally go through the galaxy cluster. While it is true that photons have no mass, it is also true that we see light bend around sources with high mass due to gravity. Not only the richi tensor is zero, but. Light can form a curve if it travels near a big mass. Similarly, massive objects such as black holes or galaxy clusters can warp the. The glass will bend the light coming from the star, causing it to appear distorted or magnified. Now if you do something as fundamental as distorting space and time, and reshaping it, anything that lives inside space and time will be affected. As i explained in a comment, light viewed as photons does not bend spacetime either in classical gr or in semiclassical gravity. You are right, photons don't have mass. You are also right, photons doesn't follow newton's gravitation law.

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Can Light Bend Time The glass will bend the light coming from the star, causing it to appear distorted or magnified. Similarly, massive objects such as black holes or galaxy clusters can warp the. You are right, photons don't have mass. Light can form a curve if it travels near a big mass. As i explained in a comment, light viewed as photons does not bend spacetime either in classical gr or in semiclassical gravity. While it is true that photons have no mass, it is also true that we see light bend around sources with high mass due to gravity. You are also right, photons doesn't follow newton's gravitation law. Light that would normally go through the galaxy cluster. Not only the richi tensor is zero, but. Now if you do something as fundamental as distorting space and time, and reshaping it, anything that lives inside space and time will be affected. This is not because the mass pulls on the photons directly, but. The glass will bend the light coming from the star, causing it to appear distorted or magnified.