so eddington works up the mathematics as what we should expect to see in the way he eddington presentsit is this. he says einstein's theory predicts the amount that the stars move in stars move in the skies 1.75 per second and a small amount and for comparison and eddington says rudin -- nunes the theory of gravity to the flea is his theory of gravity it should be half of what einstein predicts. and the third possibility if there's no deflection at all at some point during the preparation of the expedition he's explaining these three possibilities to a guy named cottingham who's going to be that technician keeping the machines running in cottingham got it into his head the bigger the deflection the better so he asks if we get double the einstein to function that would be better to which dyson replies than eddington will go mad and you'll have to go home alone. even as eddington and dyson are looking about the logistical logistical aspects of the expedition they are working with reporters in london about the expeditions and their significance so when they came back months later with the

and eddington begins to work tireless.ves public lectures and interviews -- by cooperation -- and everyone wanted to pick talk about einstein. heading to -- all eddington has been working about your theories, it's the best possible thing that could have happened to scientific revelations. i do not anticipate -- but there is a big -- frame of mind among scientific man and that is even more important than -- -- but things have turned out fortunately, the solidarity of british and german scientists. but this wasn't just searching. it was that einstein and eddington worked hard to portray this as a repair despite terrible years of the war. einstein praises the wonderful tradition in the science that they should devote their time and energy to. and this is during the war. this is the moment when einstein becomes famous, literally around the world. the beginning of what he calls the relativity surface, hounded for autographs. mail piles up at his home. everyone wants to learn more about this mysterious sage that has turned chang

will have the tools to implement and meet our goals of eddington at zero, as quickly as part -- goalsf getting tonight zeros quickly as possible -- getting to net zero as quickly as possible. >> the idea of climate, sometimes you have to take a punch for the children. sometimes you have to throw a punch for the children. what does that mean at the cop? >> well, i come here, again, i believe that this is god's creation. we have a moral responsibility. in that spirit i hope we could come to our common ground for the children. for their future. it is a health issue in the here and now as clean air, clean water for the children, it is an economic issue. floor all over the world, for everyone to participate in the new technologies. it is a national security issue. we're told by national security experts that the competition for habitat and resources can cause conflict. we have to avoid that and it is an -- a moral issue for the children to pass this planet on to future generation as i believe god's creation if you don't share that belief you share the belief that we have to do that for the