Not really. He did not set out to prove anyone wrong. His purpose was to explain things in the light of new discoveries and knowledge.
He mostly used his imagination ohh so your saying he is wrong?
It is believed that Einstein was the one who made up the equation yet there is much speculation surrounding it validity and many have tried to prove him wrong.
In fact, no. Albert Einstein was considered crazy or meantally challenged to all of his teachers. If you dropped a box of toothpicks, he could look at them for about 10 seconds or a little more and tell you how many were on the floor. He couldn't figure out the simple stuff. He could not just say 12+13=25. He would go so far beyond in his head that when he turned in his math work, his teachers would mark it all wrong because they couldn't understand anything he wrote down. Albert Einstein was actually smarter than his teachers, even in elementary school. All of this would make you say, yes he was always right, but the truth is that he did get some things wrong. It was rare but it happened.
No, not as science currently understands.
Its important to prove a hypotheses is wrong as it is to prove it right because when you set out to do a lab, you must make your prediction before you start. When you are finished with the lab, you write your report, and that is the time to either prove or disprove your theory. Science isn't all about getting the right hypothesis or answer; it's more about thinking and understanding.
No, Albert Einstein was not wrong a solar eclipse happened that proved his theory.
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Albert Einstein is a scientist. Could you of heard the name wrong?
I'll be the next Albert Einstein , just you wait and see. You don't need to be born genius TO be a genius. Many people think ordinary people can't achieve such a thing! I'LL PROVE THEM ALL WRONG!
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Albert Einstein is famous for mathematics e=m
They didn't, they just meant he was wrong.
He mostly used his imagination ohh so your saying he is wrong?
when was, and Einstein doesn't appreciate when you spell his name wrong. born 1879
No, as far as I can remember, Robert Millikan was the one who verified Einstein's predictions experimentally.
there is no evidence to prove him wrong but there is a theory.there is no proof that Einstein was right but he was right about a body having energy.there is no proof if we send a body or mass in the speed of light that it will indeed itself turn into energy he never tested this.he may have experimented but that could have gone wrong.im no scientist but i think him being wrong has somthing to do with velocity.
Albert Einstein's cosmological constant was proved wrong by Hubble as he proved the universe is expanding so it doesn't need a constant to stop it imploding.