Submitted by IPv6Guy t3_125z8l8 in askscience
mfb- t1_je7qygw wrote
The amount of light that gets deflected by more than a tiny fraction of a degree is negligible, and a measurable deflection needs the lensing of other galaxies and good telescopes to notice it at all. All the stars you see with the naked eye are where you see them.
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