A solar gravitational lens is a hypothetical design which uses the gravity of the sun as a lens for a telescope to image objects outside our solar system. The method could be used to obtain megapixel images of exoplanets.
This market resolves YES if a space mission which intends to take advantage of this design is launched by 2035.
1,000@Brooster I would make a similar market for whether there would be a "circumlunar accelerator" by 2035 but I don't know what that is. Maybe you could make it yourself?
A telescope that uses Earth's atmosphere as a lense as opposed to the sun's gravity might be more feasible:
@JakeToth However, the solar lens proposal is more thoroughly worked out (based even on the number of papers)
@jonsimon On the other hand, the SGL mission is proposed to be a bunch of smallsats, not one giant telescope, which should reduce the developement time