Jan Walzer wrote:
> Wasn't there a thread 'bout a relativistic raytracer ? ...
> I'm sure someone has the link to the animations, of this
> raytracers, that does a red/blueshift when in motion ...

Yeah, maybe revise my version estimate down a few...

> you mean photons won't always fly straight, but be
> affected by the mass of objects ? I can think of
> easier ways of doing a blackhole

Easy?  EASY?!  Them's fightin' words!

> > YKYBRTALNTANPATLW...?
>         ^ ^^^^^^^^^

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