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        The Theory of Relativity was developed through the years of 1907-1915 by Albert Einstein. It is the general theory of physics, stating that time is relative. It involves time dialation and gravity. The basic principle of the Theory of Relativity is everything happens in the same way if it is moving at the same speed. The idea is that you cannot feel speed. Time goes more slowly in higher gravitational fields and faster in lower gravitational fields.  The Theory of reletivity states that you cannot feel speed because of the objective aspect of physical relativity. Einstein proposed that space is curved, therefore time goes slower in higher gravitational fields.        This is one of Einsteins equations  for the theory of relativity. Rμν meaning Ricci Curvature Tensure,   R   is the scalar curvature,  gμν  is the metric tensor,  Λ  is the cosmological constant,  G  is the gracitational constant,  c  the speed of light,  Tμν  is the stress-energy tensor. I support this because the equation is proof of Einsteins Theory of Relativity. It makes it easy for people to understand and it shows there is science behind his reasoning. The site shows what each of the symbols in the equation means and how it has to do with relativity. Therefore, its easy for students like me to see what the equation actually means.
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Einsteins has proof of the Theory of Relativity through his work and his formulas. He has many formulas to help support his Theory. If you were to calculate what Einstein said about relativity, it would make sense and you would see he had evidence and proof behind his work ** WORK CITED **

Stern, David. " The Theory of Relativity." NASA Polar, Wind, and Geotail Projects. 20 May 2008. 24 Feb. 2009 < []>.  This site tells you all about the theory of relativity, It is very well organized and it has lots of visuals to help you better understand the theory of relativiy.

Wolfe, Joe. "Relativity: Einstein's theory of relativity in animations and film clips. Einstein Light." __School of Physics at UNSW, Sydney, Australia__. 5 Feb. 2009 < []>. This site gives you lots of videos and animation to give you a good understanding of Einsteins Theory.  