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How do we know the path of any X ray em?

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by: mitchr...@gmail.com - Fri, 6 Aug 2021 19:35 UTC

they said something was behind the BH..
so how could science know that position?
at Sobral star position before had to be known...
It proved the issue first. BH's don't need to
be used...and how would they be?
How would science know the curved path
of light from the invisible source?
How could we measure the invisible path
of xrays?

Mitchell Raemsch

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How do we know the path of any X ray em?	mitchr...@gmail.com