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Einstein and the Solar Eclipses - Why Albert Einstein joined the Astronomische Gesellschaft in Potsdam 1921
In 1911 Einstein suggested that photons which pass close to the Sun are deflected by its effective mass which would apparently shift the positions of stars by up to one arcsecond, something that should be observable by astronomers during solar eclipses. Einstein`s ideas including the later doubling
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