How to pronounce “lensing” in English

He came up with gravitational lensing.

But if you apply the fluid lensing-- so basically in this case, you're using that air/water interface in the waves.

And this is applying the fluid lensing technique.

the intervening Galaxy the bigger the gravitational lensing effect will be so you can actually use this to weigh the

feeling and then he in 1937 Einstein already had predicted gravitational lensing which is the idea of the bending

This is what we end up calling fluid lensing.

density looks like in the bullet cluster based on lensing measurements of galaxies behind the cluster so what you

together under its gravitational pole it's giving rise to gravitational lensing but it's not ordinary matter it doesn't interact in the same way as

So this is from the movie "Interstellar" and some of the simulations of gravitational lensing done for that movie.

for example, new ways to dye textiles, lensing, which makes modal and lyocell, which are cellulose fibers made

That allows you to find out all sorts of things about both lens and the galaxy that's lensing.

And people have since argued that-- some people have argued it's gravitational lensing.

and you know I was like ah okay this is it um so you know if you look at gravitational lensing there's also

there's many ways of doing that one nice way is through the phenomenon of gravitational lensing If gravity is the curvature of SpaceTime and everything

Galaxy you can figure out how much stuff there is in there by looking at how strong the gravitational lensing is it's

new particle in the universe called dark matter that clumps into galaxies and so forth because that we would see through gravitational lensing and we didn't

Number one, mass, and number two, lensing doesn't make things appear in front.

But maybe having effects that we can see, for example, on gravitational lensing.

We couldn't possibly see it with a telescope, but this is what it would look like if you could look at the lensing of the light behind the two