Execution and Other Details for New Space Experiment Proposed for General Relativity
Abhijit Biswas, Krishnan RS Mani

TL;DR
This paper proposes a low-cost space experiment to empirically test the relativistic variation of the speed of light near massive bodies, aiming to confirm a key aspect of Einstein's General Relativity.
Contribution
It details an accessible experimental setup for space agencies and countries to verify the relativistic behavior of light speed using micro satellites during planetary or solar missions.
Findings
Design of a micro satellite-based laser experiment
Feasibility of low-cost space verification of GRT
Guidelines for international collaboration in space experiments
Abstract
Following two dictums roadmap of Einstein (one, for incorporation of maximum of empirical facts, and the other, on long continued experimental verifications for perfecting a scientific theory) for future generations to make his General Relativity Theory (GRT) evolve to perfection, it is necessary to experimentally confirm his concept on General relativistic nature of speed of light, c, which relates to the variation of c under the influence of gravitational field, and whose experimental confirmation is long overdue. This paper gives the Execution and some Additional Details for the Space Experiment Proposed for GRT, so that any of the Space research organizations (viz., NASA, ESA, ASI, ISRO, etc.) would conduct this low cost experiment, during Space missions to Mercury, Venus, or the sun, or may choose to conduct it as an independent space mission as the cost may be brought down by…
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TopicsAstronomy and Astrophysical Research · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories · Gamma-ray bursts and supernovae
