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MARCH 3, 2022|NON-OBVIOUS THINKING


Meet the Mexican Cosmologist Trying To Disprove Einstein's Famous Theory


Portrait of Mexican cosmologist Celia Escamilla-Rivera

Einstein's special theory of relativity has evolved into one of the most sacred ideas in modern science. Celia Escamilla-Rivera is a Mexican cosmologist who is working to seek "alternate theories of gravity".

I love the idea that one of the most foundational principles in physics can be reevaluated, questioned and studied with new technology to test whether it is still as complete as it once was. The ability to rethink our beliefs, no matter how famous or sacred, should not only be a skill used by pioneering scientists. We should all learn to do the same.

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