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• Gravitational lens
  ...ngScenario.png|right|frame|When the gravitational field of an object - the gravitational lens - deflects passing light rays, this can cause an observer to see multiple i ...is deflected by the gravitational field of an intermediate object: the '''gravitational lens'''
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• Gravitational lens/Approval
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• Gravitational lens/Definition
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• Gravitational lens/Related Articles
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• Gravitational lens/External Links
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• Reionization Lensing Cluster Survey/Definition
  ...survey, to find the most distant detectable [[galaxies]], by exploiting [[Gravitational lens]]ing
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• The Sunrise Arc/Definition
  A distant [[galaxy]], visible due to [[Gravitational lens]]ing, home to [[Earendel]], the oldest and most distant known star
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• The Sunrise Arc/Related Articles
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• Solid angle/Related Articles
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• Black hole/Related Articles
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• Gravitational lens/Related Articles
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• Dark matter/Related Articles
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• Galaxy (disambiguation)
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• Redshift/Related Articles
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• Photon/Related Articles
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• Telescope/Related Articles
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• The Sunrise Arc
  ...rc is smeared across 15 seconds of arc, in the Constellation Cetus, by the gravitational lens that makes it visible.]] ...tion Lensing Cluster Survey]] (RELICS) Program. That program relies on [[gravitational lens]]ing by distant galaxies to detect even more distant objects, objects magni
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• Gravitational lens
  ...ngScenario.png|right|frame|When the gravitational field of an object - the gravitational lens - deflects passing light rays, this can cause an observer to see multiple i ...is deflected by the gravitational field of an intermediate object: the '''gravitational lens'''
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• Galaxy (astronomy)/Related Articles
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• Earendel
  ...elescope that captured the star from 12.9 billion light-years away using a gravitational lens. (Image credit: NASA, ESA, B. Welch (JHU), D. Coe (STScI), A. Pagan (STScI) Detection of the star was possible because it was at the focus of a [[Gravitational lens]].<ref name=Space2022-03-30/> ''[[Forbes magazine]]'' reported that the st
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• Speed of light/Related Articles
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• Icarus (star)
  .../> Both stars were only detectable through exploiting naturally forming [[Gravitational lens]]es, caused by the mass of massive galactic clusters that lie between Earth
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• Sun/Related Articles
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• Black hole
  ...oncentration of mass by black holes with their basic properties has made [[Gravitational lens|gravitational lensing]] the optimal technique for black hole observation. <
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• Brian Welch
  ...ies that lie between us and The Sunrise Arc magnified its light, through [[Gravitational lens]]ing.
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