Tags: Gravitational lensing

JWST Spotted Warped Supernova in Distant Galaxy; Gravitationally Lensed Event Could Help Solve Cosmic Mystery

SPACE 01.05.2024 04:30 AM

An ancient supernova captured by Webb telescope could settle a longstanding astronomical dispute. Read the article to find out more.

James Webb Space Telescope Captures a 21-Billion-Year-Old Einstein Ring Surrounding a Mysteriously Dense Galaxy

09.26.2023 23:43 PM

James Webb Space Telescope reveals farthest Einstein ring, an impeccably formed gravitational lensing object, setting a record for distance observed. Check it out in this article.

Gravitational Lensing Discovers New Einstein Cross That Distorts Space-Time [Study]

07.28.2023 08:10 AM

A new Einstein cross was discovered using gravitational lensing and it was detailed in a new study. Continue reading to learn more.

Supernova Magnified 25 Times by Foreground Galaxy in a Rare Display of Einstein's Gravitational Lensing

06.15.2023 03:38 AM

Scientists made an extraordinary discovery of a gravitationally lensed supernova, offering valuable insights into galaxies and universe expansion. Read the article to learn more.

Cosmic Expansion: Fresh Supernova Data Shed Light on How the Universe Expands

05.12.2023 05:54 AM

Gravitational lensing of a supernova revealed light traveling along various paths in the Universe. Read to learn more.

Hubble Telescope Finds Rare Double Quasars on the Verge of Collision; These Cosmic Objects Serve as Hallmarks of the Early Universe, Scientists Say

04.13.2023 08:32 AM

Delving deeper into twin quasars could help astronomers unravel the origins of galaxies. Read to learn more.

Hubble Space Telescope Spots Enormous Clusters of Galaxies Distorted by Gravitational Lensing

02.21.2023 01:42 AM

The Hubble Space Telescope was able to snap galaxy clusters that were warped by gravitational lensing. Read to know more.

Mystery of ‘Double Galaxy’ After 8 Years; Dark Matter Most Likely The Culprit, Scientists Say

10.20.2021 00:08 AM

The odd objects were discovered to be stretched pictures of a faraway galaxy more than 11 billion light-years away, according to researchers.

X-Ray Magnifying Glass of Chandra Gives Enhanced Resolution of Distant Black Holes, Sheds Light on Possible Black Hole System in Early Universe

09.02.2021 00:50 AM

Astronomers used an 'X-ray magnifying glass,' the new technology of NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory, to study the black hole system in the early universe.

Hubble Image Exhibits Dazzling Galaxies of All Shapes and Sizes

05.23.2021 22:39 PM

NASA's Hubble image is exhibiting this week, a sparkling of galaxies coming in various sizes and shapes.

Solar Eclipse Proves Einstein's Theory Of Relativity

06.02.2017 05:21 AM

By using scientific methods, It was on a clear evening that Einstein's friends and followers were able to prove his theory of general relativity with the aid of the solar eclipse.

Watch: Gravitational Lensing Provided 50 Times Larger Images Of A Type 1A Supernova For The First Time

04.22.2017 10:06 AM

One of the rarest celestial events caught on the telescope. Gravitational lens, created by a perfectly aligned galaxy, magnifies a supernova 5o times to make it visible from earth.

Dark Matter: Mysterious Energy Of Elusive Force That Connects The Universe

04.20.2017 01:32 AM

Astronomers have an image of the “bridge” that ties galaxies together. Indeed, even as the presence of dark matter has gone under discussion or debate, Canadian researchers have asserted they have developed a composite image of dark matter interestingly.

How ‘Gravitational Lensing’ Made One Supernova into Four—‘Einstein Cross’

03.08.2015 12:28 PM

Nicknamed the “Einstein Cross” after the famous physicist who predicted the possibility of the phenomenon as a result of his theory of relativity more than a century ago, the formation was made possible by a strange occurrence known as gravitational lensing. When a galaxy or cluster is large enough, they can often bend light that passes through it. And when they are rather perfectly aligned with Earth, even small events too far to be seen can be magnified so that researchers are able to detect them.

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