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Can a Gravitational Lens Magnify Gravity?

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Can a Gravitational Lens Magnify Gravity?

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Leading theories of gravity likely indicate “no,” but the possibility might be testable by using our Sun as a gravitational lens and carefully aligning a satellite past the minimum transparent focal distance of about 25 AU. Here the magnitude of a maximal effect is estimated and found potentially observable.

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