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A) Special relativity B) Quantum mechanics C) General theory of relativity D) Newtonian physics
A) Fritz Zwicky B) Albert Einstein C) O. J. Lodge D) Orest Khvolson
A) The Milky Way B) Twin QSO SBS 0957+561 C) MACS J1149 Lensed Star 1 D) A cluster of point particles
A) A focal plane B) A focal sphere C) Zero focal points D) A focal line
A) A ring B) An arc segment C) A single point D) Multiple images
A) Einstein ring B) Khvolson arc C) Lodge loop D) Zwicky circle
A) Weak lensing B) Strong lensing C) Microlensing D) Point lensing
A) Observation of single rings B) Measuring a single bright image C) Statistical analysis of many sources D) By tracking time delays
A) Mass distribution B) The exact age of the universe C) The speed of light D) The focal length
A) Multiple images B) Disappearance of the source C) Change in light flux over time D) Creation of an Einstein ring
A) Twin QSO B) Alpha Centauri C) The Sun D) Icarus
A) Only visible light B) Only radio waves C) All electromagnetic radiation D) Only X-rays
A) A change in color B) A relative time delay C) An increase in gravity D) A loss of mass
A) O. J. Lodge B) Frantisek Link C) Fritz Zwicky D) Albert Einstein
A) Finding new stars B) Measuring the distance to the Moon C) Improving the Lambda-CDM model D) Mapping the solar system |