5th Image in the Sky? Astronomers Find What Einstein Didn’t Predict
Astronomers have just detected something that even Einstein’s theory of relativity didn’t predict — a mysterious fifth image created by the gravitational lensing of a distant galaxy. Einstein’s equations anticipated four mirror images of light around a massive cosmic object, but this discovery breaks the rulebook. Using advanced telescopes and deep-sky imaging, researchers have spotted an extra point of light that shouldn’t exist, hinting at new physics beyond our current understanding.
Could this be a sign of dark matter behaving in unexpected ways? Or evidence that space-time itself bends differently under extreme gravity? Scientists are racing to confirm the anomaly, which could rewrite how we see gravitational lensing — one of the most stunning visual proofs of Einstein’s genius.
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