SETI bioastro: Fw: Was Galileo Wrong?

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Could one of the fundamental assumptions of modern physics, the
Equivalence Principle, be wrong? A group of NASA-supported researchers
are going to find out by bouncing laser beams off the Moon. They'll use a
new Moon-laser facility opening in New Mexico this fall, and some mirrors
left behind on the Moon by Apollo astronauts 30 years ago.

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