Suara.com – Space Telescope Hubble shared an image of two galaxies about 3.4 billion light-years from Earth in a curved state.
The phenomenon is dubbed the ring Einstein, a term coined by Albert Einstein in 1915.
This theory has been predicted by Einstein by stating that massive objects can bend. This process is also known as gravitational lensing.
The resulting pattern shows six points of light, two clustered in the center and four revolving around a distorted ring of light.
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However, the bright spot did not come from six galaxies, but rather two in the center of the ring and one galaxy from a distant quasar whose light had been bent so that it looked like four.
Quasars are galaxies with supermassive black holes at their cores that devour large amounts of matter.
Then, it exploded so much radiation that the object was more than a trillion times more luminous than the brightest star.
Einstein’s theory of general relativity explains how large objects warp the structure of the universe, called space-time.
Gravity is not generated by an unseen force but space-time is warped and distorted in the presence of matter and energy.
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This curved space has rules about how energy and matter move.
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