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Bjarne
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When Albert Einstein published the general theory of relativity he predicted that light would bend.
But before the measurement experiment was executed he changes that prediction. The last prediction was a factor 2 larger.
So far I remember he claimed that this was because also the whole Universe bends also bends (which I find hard to believe).
What was really the reason to that he changed his prediction, (he could not know that the whole Universe would cause exactly the double effects) – there must have been mathematical reason that had force him to change his prediction, - but which?
But before the measurement experiment was executed he changes that prediction. The last prediction was a factor 2 larger.
So far I remember he claimed that this was because also the whole Universe bends also bends (which I find hard to believe).
What was really the reason to that he changed his prediction, (he could not know that the whole Universe would cause exactly the double effects) – there must have been mathematical reason that had force him to change his prediction, - but which?