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It just does not bend, its common sense

Edit: light does bend, but it is so fast, it doesn't look like it's bending. If you shoot a laser into the water, you can see that it bends as it touches the surface. Also, you can see that from the night sky. Stars' gravity can bend lights, sometimes stars appears to be bigger, or smaller than it really is.

But remember Newton's Laws. A body set in motion will continue ...

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