Der Triumph der Relativitaetstheorie: Bestaetigung der ART

Der Triumph der Relativitaetstheorie: Bestaetigung der ART

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Module: Der Triumph der Relativitaetstheorie: Bestaetigung der ART

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Branching Point: A New Worldview Emerges

Sequence: 0.1. Themenuebersicht Triumph der Relativitaetstheorie

Branching Point: A New Worldview Emerges (Overview of Topics)

Sequence: 1.0. Objektfolge Triumph der Relativitaetstheorie

Slide: Searching for the Deflection of Light

Slide: Research Plan for Confirming the Theory of Relativity

Slide: Observation of the Eclipse of the Sun

Slide: Astronomical Support Approved

Slide: Stereo Comparator from Carl Pulfrich

Slide: The Total Eclipse of the Sun in 1919

Slide: Arthur Stanley Eddington (1882–1944)

Slide: Telegram from Hendrik A. Lorentz to Albert Einstein

Slide: Donor List for the Einstein Donations

Slide: Erich Mendelsohn, Sketch of the Einstein Tower

Slide: Erich Mendelsohn, Sketch of the Einstein Tower

Slide: Model of the Einstein Tower

Slide: Prism from the Spectrograph of the Einstein Tower

Slide: What is the Theory of Relativity?

Slide: An Inestimable Service to Mankind

Slide: The Best Thing That Could Have Happened

Slide: The Beginning of Modern Cosmology

Slide: Contradictions to the Cosmological Constant

Slide: Can One Imagine a Closed Universe?

Slide: Notes on the Work of A. Friedmann On the Curvature of Space

Slide: Model of the Mount Wilson Observatory

Slide: The Expanding Universe

Slide: Photographing Black Holes

Sequence: 2.0. BT und Objektfolge 24231: Triumph Relativitaetstheorie

Slide: The Triumph of the Theory of Relativity

Slide: Searching for the Deflection of Light

Slide: Research Plan for Confirming the Theory of Relativity

Slide: Observation of the Eclipse of the Sun

Slide: Astronomical Support Approved

Slide: Stereo Comparator from Carl Pulfrich

Slide: The Total Eclipse of the Sun in 1919

Slide: Arthur Stanley Eddington (1882–1944)

Slide: Telegram from Hendrik A. Lorentz to Albert Einstein

Slide: Donor List for the Einstein Donations

Slide: Erich Mendelsohn, Sketch of the Einstein Tower

Slide: Erich Mendelsohn, Sketch of the Einstein Tower

Slide: Model of the Einstein Tower

Slide: Prism from the Spectrograph of the Einstein Tower

Slide: What is the Theory of Relativity?

Slide: An Inestimable Service to Mankind

Slide: The Best Thing That Could Have Happened

Sequence: 3.0. Kosmologie

Slide: The Beginning of Modern Cosmology

Slide: Contradictions to the Cosmological Constant

Slide: Can One Imagine a Closed Universe?

Slide: Notes on the Work of A. Friedmann On the Curvature of Space

Slide: Model of the Mount Wilson Observatory

Slide: The Expanding Universe

Slide: Photographing Black Holes

Sequence: 3.1. Objekt 24240_3345: Anfang der modernen Kosmologie

Slide: The Beginning of Modern Cosmology

Sequence: 3.2. Objekt 24240_0028: Widerspruch kosmo Konstante

Slide: Contradictions to the Cosmological Constant

Sequence: 3.3. Objekt 24240_0045: Ein geschlossenes All

Slide: Can One Imagine a Closed Universe?

Sequence: 3.4. Objekt 24240_0059: Notiz zu der Arbeit von Friedmann

Slide: Notes on the Work of A. Friedmann On the Curvature of Space

Sequence: 3.5. Objekt 24240_2423: Mount-Wilson Observatorium

Slide: Model of the Mount Wilson Observatory

Sequence: 3.6. Objekt 24240_2822: Das expandierende Universum

Slide: The Expanding Universe

Sequence: 3.7. Objekt 24240_3885: Schwarze Loecher fotografieren

Slide: Photographing Black Holes

Sequence: 2.0. BT und Objektfolge 24231: Triumph Relativitaetstheorie

Slide: The Triumph of the Theory of Relativity

Slide: Searching for the Deflection of Light

Slide: Research Plan for Confirming the Theory of Relativity

Slide: Observation of the Eclipse of the Sun

Slide: Astronomical Support Approved

Slide: Stereo Comparator from Carl Pulfrich

Slide: The Total Eclipse of the Sun in 1919

Slide: Arthur Stanley Eddington (1882–1944)

Slide: Telegram from Hendrik A. Lorentz to Albert Einstein

Slide: Donor List for the Einstein Donations

Slide: Erich Mendelsohn, Sketch of the Einstein Tower

Slide: Erich Mendelsohn, Sketch of the Einstein Tower

Slide: Model of the Einstein Tower

Slide: Prism from the Spectrograph of the Einstein Tower

Slide: What is the Theory of Relativity?

Slide: An Inestimable Service to Mankind

Slide: The Best Thing That Could Have Happened

Sequence: 1.0. Objektfolge Triumph der Relativitaetstheorie

Slide: Searching for the Deflection of Light

Slide: Research Plan for Confirming the Theory of Relativity

Slide: Observation of the Eclipse of the Sun

Slide: Astronomical Support Approved

Slide: Stereo Comparator from Carl Pulfrich

Slide: The Total Eclipse of the Sun in 1919

Slide: Arthur Stanley Eddington (1882–1944)

Slide: Telegram from Hendrik A. Lorentz to Albert Einstein

Slide: Donor List for the Einstein Donations

Slide: Erich Mendelsohn, Sketch of the Einstein Tower

Slide: Erich Mendelsohn, Sketch of the Einstein Tower

Slide: Model of the Einstein Tower

Slide: Prism from the Spectrograph of the Einstein Tower

Slide: What is the Theory of Relativity?

Slide: An Inestimable Service to Mankind

Slide: The Best Thing That Could Have Happened

Slide: The Beginning of Modern Cosmology

Slide: Contradictions to the Cosmological Constant

Slide: Can One Imagine a Closed Universe?

Slide: Notes on the Work of A. Friedmann On the Curvature of Space

Slide: Model of the Mount Wilson Observatory

Slide: The Expanding Universe

Slide: Photographing Black Holes

Sequence: 3.0. Kosmologie

Slide: The Beginning of Modern Cosmology

Slide: Contradictions to the Cosmological Constant

Slide: Can One Imagine a Closed Universe?

Slide: Notes on the Work of A. Friedmann On the Curvature of Space

Slide: Model of the Mount Wilson Observatory

Slide: The Expanding Universe

Slide: Photographing Black Holes

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Arthur Stanley Eddington (1882–1944)

In 1919, a British expedition, under direction of Sir Arthur Eddington, confirms the validity of the General Theory of Relativity. On 29 May, Eddington measures the positions of stars close to the Sun during the eclipse.

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