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Black Holes, factor of about thirty, and its radius by a factor of nearly twenty-five. This in itself is nothing especially unusual. Many other stars of a similar nature are known. But once every five and one-half days, HDE 226868 circles in orbit about an invisible companion. It is this mysterious companion wh

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,Einstein’s Model for Constructing a Scientific Theory,ning the philosophy of science. There seem to be two reasons for that. First, Einstein experienced in his own work in the early years, and then again among his “ablest students,” how important discussions concerning the aims and methods of the sciences are.. Such interest was not merely a matter of

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,Einstein’s Importance to Physics, Philosophy, and Politics,ves which single name in our century will have the best chance of being known to them. Certainly, we contemporaries have been most shaken by the political events. But our political crises and those responsible for them will one day be overshadowed by the crises, and if we are lucky, their solutions,

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