Re: Eclipse and EINSTEIN
charleswehner@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote in
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Another total eclipse of the sun is almost upon us, in 2006. Perhaps it
is timely to remind you of a prediction by Einstein, made ninety years
ago.
He predicted that the sun would bend light.
No eclipse is needed to detect that effect. The ESA's Hipparcos astrometry
satellite verified the effect out to more than 60 degrees from the Sun. It
works by the book so far. G=T.
Klazmon.
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