As for the second example mentioned by Xu Yun, it is actually an astronomical concept known as the "dragging effect," belonging to the cutting edge theory of spacetime curvature.
In fact, in later times,
The ultimate blow to the Little Newton Barrel Theory came from a super-long experiment lasting 48 years.
This experiment is called Gravity Probe B.
Its main purpose was to precisely measure the geodetic drift and the frame-dragging near the Earth, so as to quantitatively test the general theory of relativity.
Its primary device was an extremely precise gyroscope placed onboard a satellite, with a circular orbit that passed over the Earth's north and south poles.
At an altitude of 642 kilometers, it measured the rotation of the gyroscope axis relative to the background of the starry sky.
According to the calculations of general relativity,
