Will C.M. Was Einstein Right? Putting General Relativity to the Test

2nd ed. — Basic Books, 1993. — 290 p.First published in 1986, this award-winning account of how Einstein's theory holds up after more than seventy-five years has been updated to accommodate the most recent experimental findings, as well as the exciting story of the rise and fall of the "fifth force."
Clifford M. Will is professor of physics and member of the McDonnell Center for the Space Sciences at Washington University in St. Louis.The Renaissance of General Relativity.
The Straight Road to Curved Space-Time.
The Gravitational Red Shift of Light and Clocks.
The Departure of Light from the Straight and Narrow.
The Perihelion Shift of Mercury: Triumph or Trouble?
The Time Delay of Light: Better Late Than Never.
Do the Earth and the Moon Fall the Same?
The Rise and Fall of the Brans-Dicke Theory.
Is the Gravitational Constant Constant?
The Binary Pulsar: Gravity Waves Exist!
Is It Twilight Time for the Fifth Force?
The Frontiers of Experimental Relativity.
Astronomy after the Renaissance: Is General Relativity Useful?