Einstein and Eddington Page #3
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If the sun were to disappear now,
according to Isaac Newton
and his laws of gravity,
we feel it now.
Instantaneously.
The force of gravity moves faster
than the speed of light.
How can that be?
This is what I'm paying for?
What are you saying?
W-W-What is he saying?
Thank you very much for all
Goodbye.
This is the Einstein
Yes.
What does he offer us?
He has a truly original,
probing mind.
Questions don't win wars.
You have plenty of scientists
who can help you practically.
He is a theorist.
What good is theory to me?
After two centuries,
he might just prove Isaac Newton,
the greatest ever English scientist,
the man who set down the laws
that describe the workings
of the whole universe, wrong.
That's what he can give us.
Slow down! Wait!
You're going too fast.
So...
We have done exactly 1,500
in the first nine months of this year.
So, if we keep going at the current
rate, and building a variant for
poor weather, shorter daylight hours
and possible illness,
the whole map
by mid-afternoon of December 25th.
Otherwise known as Christmas Day.
Well,
Quakers don't celebrate Christmas.
I should be back by then.
"Over by Christmas"
is what everyone says.
William...
There's something I want to say.
When do you go?
Seven days' training, then France.
That wasn't what
you wanted to say, was it?
No.
I know what it is.
Do you?
Your religion is
against what I'm doing.
Which is why I was afraid
to talk to you about it.
Here.
A token of our friendship.
We were saying, it's been years.
Ten.
A nephew out of the ether.
Hasn't my Elsa grown?
She was still a child
when you left Germany.
Why did you leave?
I have no attachment
to any country or place.
We all belong to the country
we're born in.
I renounced my German nationality.
I was German, now I'm Swiss.
What difference does it make?
And there's no such thing
as the ether.
slowed down by it and it isn't.
Light always travels
at the same speed.
There's no such thing as the ether.
What else is there, nothing?
Freedom.
Imagination.
I think your imagination
is a little over-excited.
Not excited enough.
a great deal more.
Shall I take the top off the egg?
Arthur?
There you are.
There's something in this.
That's good, isn't it?
I don't know if it is or not.
is taking such an enlightened
approach towards Germany.
How did you get in?
You left the door open.
I brought you some things.
Thank you.
I love Schubert.
- Do you?
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