Putting Einstein to the Test With the World’s Most Accurate Clocks

National Institute of Standards and Technology (.gov)·Feb 25

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Einstein's theories, particularly general relativity, are being tested in various ways, including through observations of black hole collisions and a radio signal at the center of the galaxy. These tests are being made possible by record-breaking gravitational wave detections and other advanced methods. The outcomes of these tests are not yet clear, but they may help confirm or refine Einstein's theories, or potentially reveal new information about black holes.

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