Ars Technica
Disco Ball Satellite Gives Einstein's Theory Its Most Precise Shake-Down Yet
A satellite resembling a disco ball has measured Earth's spacetime drag to 0.2% precision, confirming Einstein and annoying alternative theories.
Ars Technica
A satellite resembling a disco ball has measured Earth's spacetime drag to 0.2% precision, confirming Einstein and annoying alternative theories.
ScienceDaily
Space-time: physicists use it every day, but ask them what it actually is and they'll start talking about elephants. A philosopher-friendly deep dive into the metaphysical mess at the heart of relativity.
ScienceDaily
Turns out, Einstein's general relativity isn't just for fancy space-time curves; it's also remarkably efficient at booting planets from binary star systems.
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