Originally Posted by After Shock Media

Not sure what your issues really are. No I am not classically trained in the laws of physics - whatever classically trained happens to mean anyways as you would be schooled in it or not. Have I taken physics classes, yes. Is one of my primary fascinations physics and quantum physics with primary interest in following the creation of the universe from its start to its eventual death - then extra interest in the potential of space travel. Yet your making assumptions about me without knowing nothing. I am not the type to just post random shit from god knows whoever made it on youtube etc.
Now yes the internet has several great areas if one is interested in these matters. Most are just long as papers posted at assorted .edu sites.

I have no problems with light bending, it does and will. Just like space bends or shall I say sinks around items of tremendous mass. Light will also bend when around black holes. I just had curiosity about what I first quoted as to what theory that was - obviously so that I could look it up and read it. (again thanks for not posting it and going on attack instead).

Here is the line I had issue with "if you take this theory it could basically mean that light or any other matter travelling out far enough in the universe, re-enters universe in a different corner." No issue with light bending. Just issue and interest in what theory has light or any other matter leaving the universe (guessing our known edge) - would re-enter the universe in another location (guessing he meant that since I am fairly certain he did not mean a literal "corner").