what is claimed

So, it's a matter of taking NASA's word for it.

what does nasa say about it

Explanation: Was this flash the farthest star yet seen? An unexpected flash of light noticed fortuitously on Hubble Space Telescope images may prove to be not only an unusual gravitational lensing event but also an image of a normal star 100 times farther away than any star previously imaged individually. -NASA https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap180411.html

Gravitational lensing.

A flash

From the fake hubble

haha, I feel like I've been hustled into something I had no intention of defending.

Hubble has spotted black holes. Black holes suck in everything around them. They even suck in light.

interesting i thought it was the array which made the black hole picture

some body is telling lies

@Drewski4343 no need to, we both know what it is

Hubble has probably "spotted" accretion discs or lensing.

The earth is not flat lol idk if people are just kidding or what

https://i.imgur.com/liT2ZMz.gif

youve been here a while holly you know the arguments

Stars moving around

oh yes

Watch the gif a few times

It still takes beautiful pictures of objects in space.

not photos

that is said of hubble

@ROFL-47 not kidding

That's why I'd never intentionally debate the existence of gravitational lensing here.

Do you know that the Golden Gate Bridge has to account for the curvature of the earth?

no it didnt

it accounted for movement

Look it up

What movement

lol what movement

@ROFL-47 show me a link

what a clown

K ill brb

K

Flat or round now😂

Its ok. He will realize he was wrong

lol

😂 Yeah my mother is to stupid to Trust me

how could he not know its built to cope with movement

Datagenetics.com

I took a screenshot but I can’t post it here