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What causes a single photon to divert its trajectory?
If a single photon passes close enough to a star, the gravity will diverts its trajectory. What causes a photon to divert its trajectory as it passes a sharp edge or the boundary of two mediums?
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If the effects of gravity cannot travel faster than the "c", does this mean we are only gravitationally bound by masses in our observable universe?
I'm 17 and fascinated by the differences and omissions Newton made in his equations of motion. However it makes sense that gravity can't travel faster than light because of the force-carrying photons.....