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Elevendy-one years ago (that's a hundred and eleven to the non-Shireborne),
Chabot Observatory
Director Charles Burckhalter set forth on an expedition across the
plains of India, risking bandits, tigers, famine, and plague, on a hunt
for big game: a rare meeting of the Sun and the migrating Moon in a
total solar eclipse. Little could he know, years later his
then-world-class astrophotographs of the event would be used in an
effort to prove or disprove the General Theory of Relativity published
by Albert Einstein in 1916.
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Elevendy-one years ago (that's a hundred and eleven to the non-Shireborne), Chabot Observatory
Director Charles Burckhalter set forth on an expedition across the
plains of India, risking bandits, tigers, famine, and plague, on a hunt
for big game: a rare meeting of the Sun and the migrating Moon in a
total solar eclipse. Little could he know, years later his
then-world-class astrophotographs of the event would be used in an
effort to prove or disprove the General Theory of Relativity published
by Albert Einstein in 1916. more...
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