Arthur Eddington was an English astronomer, physicist and mathematician who did his greatest work in astrophysics. He led the 1919 eclipse expedition that gave the first observational confirmation of Einstein's general relativity.
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FieldAstronomy and astrophysics 1 Death PlaceCambridge, United Kingdom 2 Notable Work Notable WorkClassical unified field theories 2 Notable Work Notable Work Notable Work Notable WorkEddington-Finkelstein coordinates 2 Notable Work Notable Work Notable Work Notable Work Field
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