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