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The long axis of the orbit of Mercury precesses by 43 arc-secs per
century. This value was correctly predicted by Einstein's theory, but
not by Newton.

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"HK" wrote in message
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The long axis of the orbit of Mercury precesses by 43 arc-secs per
century. This value was correctly predicted by Einstein's theory, but not
by Newton.

Harry Karusie
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"HK" wrote
The long axis of the orbit of Mercury precesses by 43 arc-secs per
century. This value was correctly predicted by Einstein's theory, but not
by Newton.

Does your Einstein have a cookie named after him? Hmm?

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Ernest Scribbler wrote:
"HK" wrote
The long axis of the orbit of Mercury precesses by 43 arc-secs per
century. This value was correctly predicted by Einstein's theory, but not
by Newton.

Does your Einstein have a cookie named after him? Hmm?




Up your fig.

As a point of fact, I have a buddy whose email "tags" contain
ever-changing scientific tidbits. This was one of them.

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On Mar 15, 1:19*pm, HK wrote:
Ernest Scribbler wrote:
"HK" wrote
The long axis of the orbit of Mercury precesses by 43 arc-secs per
century. This value was correctly predicted by Einstein's theory, but not
by Newton.

Does your Einstein have a cookie named after him? Hmm?

Up your fig.

As a point of fact, I have a buddy whose email "tags" contain
ever-changing scientific tidbits. This was one of them.

Wow, you didn't even have to Google search to try and make people here
believe you actually know something.