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Albert Einstein's Theory of Relativity is a set of two theories in physics, special relativity and general relativity. The core idea of both theories is that the shape of physical law should not depend on the observer.

Albert Einstein's Theory of Relativity is a set of two theories in physics, special relativity and general relativity. The core idea of both theories is that two observers who move relative to each other will often measure different time and space intervals for the same events, but the content of physical law will be the same for both.

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