Re: Relativity claims the corona is too thin to refract enough to curve starlight.

Mr. Hertz: According to Robitaille, Dowdye inferred from the bending at
the solar limb that the plasma limb must have sufficient substance to
bend the light, contrary to the consensus that it is too thin. Dowdye
thought observations of starlight passing by the Sun are only deflected
within the solar plasma limb at the surface of the Sun = 1 solar radii &
that Shapiro delay is caused because microwaves are affected by
ultraviolet and infrared radiation & that the apparent paths of 5 stars
orbiting the black hole at the center of the galaxy would be distorted
by gravity but they are not.
Robitaille says we can create most elements on Earth in laboratories,
but the solar model cannot, so we do not understand its composition. He
also points out that the light from the stars does not show the interior
composition since they have a surface and are liquid metal.
The galactic rotation curve proves that there is ten times the mass
known, proving that they do not know what is in the stars. It is not in
some dark matter halo.