RANDOM SAMPLES

摘要

Last week, a trio of U.K. scientists trooped to the little-known island of Principe off the West Coast of Africa to celebrate one of the most renowned experiments of the 20th century.rnAstronomers Pedro Ferreira of the University of Oxford, Richard Massey of the University of Edinburgh, and Oxford anthropologist Gisa Weszkalnys visited the site where a team led by British astrophysicist Arthur Stanley Eddington photographed stars during a total solar eclipse on 29 May 1919 (noted above in the 22 November 1919 edition of The Illustrated London News).