Sentence examples for distortion of light from inspiring English sources
They remained concepts, no less transient for all their bulk than some routine distortion of light".
Cook and other observers speculated that the problem was the distortion of light through the Venusian atmosphere.
Einstein predicted the distortion of light in this way in 1915, as part of his general theory of relativity.
Two years later Abbe invented the apochromatic lens system for microscopes, which eliminates both the primary and the secondary colour distortion of light.
Douglas Clowe of the University of Arizona and his colleagues mapped the visible light from galaxies in the colliding pair, known collectively as the Bullet Cluster, by observing the distortion of light from background galaxies.
Something of this kind appears to have happened with "Two Windows", which compares the distortion of light in a bedroom window's old glass during a couple's final row and, later, the different effect of a front-door pane.
Because the LSST relies on studying distortions of light, it cannot see more than about 8 billion years into the past.
A non-negligible uncertainty may arise in the measurements due to calibration, abbreviation, and distortion of the light.
The light show on the Cathedral (see above) incorporated a lot of physics and cosmology, including a visualisation of the distortion, or lensing, of light, caused by Dark Matter.
