07 December 2018
Misplaced satellites provide highest accuracy yet of Einstein's theory
... helped scientists achieve the most accurate measurement ever made of gravitational redshift; a key element of Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity, that describes how time passes more slowly when close to a massive object. Einstein theorised that...
22 June 2018
Most precise test of Einstein’s general relativity outside Milky Way
... was anticipated by Einstein in 1912, and the degree to which the light is bent is one of the predictions of his theory of general relativity that was published a few years later. Hundreds of gravitational lenses are currently known and about half...
12 December 2016
Gravitational waves proved Einstein right, now they may help prove him wrong too
...holes are indeed ‘hairy’ and therefore Einsteins theory of general relativity might break down at the edges of these phenological events after all. According to Einstein’s general theory of relativity, stationary black holes are completely determined...
31 January 2020
Einsteins prediction of 'draggable' space-time confirmed by stellar binary system
... ago Einstein predicted in his iconic theory of General Relativity that rotating bodies in space should ...pair appeared to exhibit many of the classic effects that Einstein's theory predicted says Krishnan. Then a gradual change in the orientation of...
09 August 2017
Stars orbiting Sgr A* hint at relativistic effects
... clearly. It will also allow astronomers to look for deviations from general relativity that in the process, might reveal new physics. “This opens up an avenue for more theory and experiments in this sector of science,” said co-author Vladimir Karas...
05 April 2021
No dark energy needed, just dark matter with a magnetic force new study says
... cosmological constant describes an energy density of space and was used by Einstein to create a static Universe. His General Theory of Relativity predicted that the Universe must either expand or contract - outcomes that did not appeal to Einstein...
