Which gravitational effect occurs when light passes a stellar mass?

💡 Explanation

Spacetime is distorted by mass; the gravitational lensing effect arises from this curvature, bending light's path near massive stellar objects. Therefore, light is bent rather than intensified because the shape changes, despite the consistent motion.

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