k Arthur EddingtonDate of filming unknown Sir Arthur Eddington. Historical portrait of the British astrophysicist Sir Arthur Eddington 1882 1944. Eddington pioneered the study of internal stellar structure. He theorised an upper limit on the mass of a star and also discovered the mass luminosity relationship. This relates the intrinsic brightness of a star to its mass. In 1919 he made observations of stars near the sun during a solar eclipse. The results were hailed as confirmation of the gravitational bending of the light from these stars as predicted by Einsteins General Theory of Relativity. Other experiments have confirmed this effect, though Eddingtons data is now disputed. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Arthur Eddington  Date of filming unknown  Sir Arthur Eddington. Historical portrait of the British astrophysicist Sir Arthur Eddington  1882  1944 . Eddington pioneered the study of internal stellar structure. He theorised an upper limit on the mass of a star and also discovered the mass  luminosity relationship. This relates the intrinsic brightness of a star to its mass. In 1919 he made observations of stars near the sun during a solar eclipse. The results were hailed as confirmation of the gravitational bending of the light from these stars  as predicted by Einstein s General Theory of Relativity . Other experiments have confirmed this effect, though Eddington s data is now disputed.
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Arthur Eddington (Date of filming unknown)

Sir Arthur Eddington. Historical portrait of the British astrophysicist Sir Arthur Eddington (1882- 1944). Eddington pioneered the study of internal stellar structure. He theorised an upper limit on the mass of a star and also discovered the mass- luminosity relationship. This relates the intrinsic brightness of a star to its mass. In 1919 he made observations of stars near the sun during a solar eclipse. The results were hailed as confirmation of the gravitational bending of the light from these stars (as predicted by Einstein's General Theory of Relativity). Other experiments have confirmed this effect, though Eddington's data is now disputed.

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