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How NASA Found 12 Copies of Same Galaxy

IndiaPublished January 6, 2023

Views 1.14M  |  Likes 43.6K  |  Comments 979
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GetsetflySCIENCE by Gaurav ThakurGetsetflySCIENCE by Gaurav Thakur
9.87M subs•504 videos•Feb 2017

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1,141,629

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43,630

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979

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Total (all-time): $799 – $2.28K

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Hi Guys, Gaurav here and NASA has found 12 copies of a single galaxy in the shape of an arc, it`s called The Sunburst Arc! Infact Einstein cross and Einstein ring, all these are amazing examples of a very simple scientific phenomenon - Gravitational lensing! Well, the science behind this is quite similar to normal lens…

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Total views
1.14M
Total likes
43.6K
Total comments
979
Published
January 6, 2023
Global rank by views
#4,650,539

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