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(61) After making an adjustment to Einstein's general theory of relativity, a team of physicists found a strange substance popping out of their new theory, the "ghost condensate".

(62) The theory of relativity is concerned with two seemingly opposite ideas, relativity and invariance.

(63) Several years later, he formulated his famous Theory of Relativity.

(64) It may be unoriginal, but hey it is your first robot, don't expect to develop the theory of relativity on your first try.

(65) According to Einstein's theory of relativity, energy equals mass, so those high-energy collisions can blast into fleeting existence massive subatomic particles not seen in the everyday world.

(66) He also worked on functions that changed celestial mechanics, helped pioneer algebraic topology and co-discovered the special theory of relativity.

(67) Albert Einstein was a German physicist best known for the theory of relativity and specifically mass energy equivalence.

(68) According to Einstein's General Theory of Relativity, matter bends the fabric of space and time.

(69) That idea was dismissed more than 100 years ago with the creation of Einstein's special theory of relativity.

(70) On that day, photos taken of a solar eclipse provided convincing evidence that Einstein's Special Theory Of Relativity was workable.

(71) The other element in the new cosmology of this century was of course Einstein's general theory of relativity, or, more generally, physical theories of spacetime.

(72) In the special theory of relativity, the simple expression of gravitation in the small region around earth is derived by considering the infinitude of plane with uniform density but actual earth.

(73) According to space time coordinate transformation and permance principle of light velocity in the theory of relativity, the rule of light reflection from the moving mirror is proposed in this paper.

(74) Entanglement, like many quantum effects, violates some of our deepest intuitions about the world. It may also undermine Einstein's special theory of relativity.

(75) Two years later he announced his general theory of relativity.

(76) A look at the evolution of Albert Einstein"s theory of relativity, and Einstein"s relationship with British scientist Sir Arthur Eddington,[sentencedict.com] the first physicist to understand his ideas.

(77) Einstein's theory of relativity is too difficult for the average mind to understand.

(78) He explained that it was surprising to be able to link Einstein's general theory of relativity to a totally different area of physics.

(79) The change of time and space concept of theory of relativity is right-about.

(80) Unfortunately, as Einstein states Special Theory of Relativity, nothing is faster than of light.

(81) Einstein's general theory of relativity predicted a slightly different motion from Newton's theory.

(82) Einstein's special theory of relativity is basic physics to scientist Patrick Fox. "I have been studying that for years."

(83) Einstein's theory of relativity is a milestone in the science field.

(84) Newton's absolute time may feel like an accurate description of the beast that rules our daily lives, but in science the notion was shattered in 1905 by Einstein's special theory of relativity.

(85) The special theory of relativity has raised a host of questions.

(86) Spinning Earth twists space. Laser measurements confirm Einstein's general theory of relativity.

(87) Then, with Einstein's special theory of relativity, a still more concise formulation became possible, one that fully exhibited the symmetries of the system.

(88) The paper introduces the one of non-euclidean geometry - hyperbolic geometry into special theory of relativity.

(89) These waves were first predicted by Einstein's general theory of relativity in 1916.

(90) This line of thinking led to the special theory of relativity.