The unsung shutter that confirmed Einstein: Crommelin and Davidson’s 1919 moment

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In 1919, Crommelin and Davidson’s backup telescope in Sobral produced the decisive eclipse plates that confirmed Einstein’s prediction of light bending; while Eddington designed and publicized the expedition, the crucial image came from the two Greenwich Observatory photographers, highlighting how credit in scientific milestones can hinge on who presents the story.
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