Question

einstein introduced a factor called the cosmological constant into his equations that describe the universe because philosophically he was unwilling to accept a universe that was in motion, either expanding or the hottest blunder of his life. true false submit hint feedback i give up! 1 submission(s) remaining hints: feedback: grade summary deductions potential submissions attempt(s) remaining: 100% deduction per attempt 100% attempt detailed view

Explanation:

Einstein introduced the cosmological constant to his equations (for general relativity, describing the universe) because he was philosophically opposed to a dynamic (in - motion) universe and wanted a static model. So the statement is TRUE.

Answer:

TRUE