Which best describes einstein’s new explanation of light and gravity?
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Physics, 18.10.2019 21:50 canyonrico05
Which best describes einstein’s new explanation of light and gravity?
einstein created a new law, because his explanation of the interaction between light and gravity provided unity amongst many facts.
einstein created a new law, because he discussed only light, mass, and gravity and made an easily observable, factual statement about them.
einstein created a new theory, because his explanation of the interaction between light and gravity provided unity amongst many facts.
einstein created a new theory, because he discussed only light, mass, and gravity and made an easily observable, factual statement about them.
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