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Gazz
LOS ANGELES - A satellite designed to test two fundamental predictions made by Albert Einstein about the universe is ready for launch, 45 years after it was first proposed, NASA and Stanford University officials said Friday.

Since 1959, Gravity Probe B has overcome a half-dozen attempts at cancellation, countless technical hurdles and several delayed launches. The NASA-funded, university-developed spacecraft is now scheduled to begin its mission following an April 17 liftoff from Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif.

The unmanned, Earth-orbiting satellite is designed to test two of Einstein's predictions about the nature of space and time, and how the Earth and other bodies warp and twist the fabric that combines the two.....

Full Report Link: From MSNBC.com

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Space and time...hmmmm

Click the report link and read the full
page... good stuff, and it will be
interesting to see what the results of
these near future tests will be.

Any thoughts?

Gazz
PurpleStuart
It'll be very interesting to see the results of this
NickFun
My friend Dr. George Pugh is the physicist who created this experiment. I shall be joining him for the launch. It will be quite an achievement if the experiment succeeds.
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