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Main Content:

• Introduction: Special and General Theory of Relativity.
• Special Theory of Relativity: aspects of the theory.
• General Theory of Relativity: aspects of the theory.
• Experiments: experiments verifying the theories.
• Conclusion: Special and General Theory of Relativity.