• In the past, solar eclipses have helped test such things as Albert Einstein's theory of relativity.

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  • Although Riemann, who died at the age of only 39, also laid the foundations in geometry for Einstein's general theory of relativity, his paper on prime sattracted little attention in the decades after it was first published.

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  • The structure remains the third largest steerable telescope in the world and plays a key role in global research on pulsating stars, testing extreme physics theories including Einstein's general theory of relativity.

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  • Einstein's special relativity theory that says energy equals mass times the speed of light squared underlies "pretty much everything in modern physics, " said John Ellis, a theoretical physicist at CERN who was not involved in the experiment.

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  • It may, as John Learned of the University of Hawaii (another of the team's leaders) suspects, merely show how to extend the current theory in the same way that Einstein's discovery of relativity improved upon, but did not invalidate, Isaac Newton's mechanics.

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