A century ago, Australia was ground zero for eclipse-watchers – and helped prove Einstein right

A total eclipse that travelled the full width of Australia in 1922 offered astronomers the chance to confirm Einstein’s theory of general relativity - and for the community to enjoy a rare spectacle.

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