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When was Albert Einsteins birthday?
Albert Einstein was born 14th of March 1879 and died 18th of April 1955 [Aged 76]
Neil Armstrong had a child that died of a brain tumor?
Yes, his daughter died when she was two years old because of brain tumor. It's a say story :(
Why did many scientists reject Wagner's hypothesis?
He could not prove how they moved he died before they considered his hypothesis
What hardships did Neil Armstrong have?
His daughter Muffie hit her head on the sidewalk and then had brain damage and died.
How many kids does neil Armstrong?
Neil Armstrong had three children two boys and a girl.But the girl died early. she did die from brain injury
When and where were Einsteins kids born?
Einsteins kids were born in 1902 and the second one in 1910 but the first one died in childhood.
How old was Hermann Einstein when he died?
Hermann Einstein (Albert Einsteins dad) was 58 when he died
When and how did Albert Einstein die?
Albert Einstein died in April 18, 1955 in Princeton Albert died of internal bleeding in his brain. (the inside of his brain was bleeding) After his death his entire body (except for his brain) was cremated. After his cremation his ashes were scattered. His brain was kept for scientific study.
What were the impacts of volcano galerus in 1993?
nine people died six of them were scientists that hopped inside of the crater of galerus to study
How were Mad Men treated in the 1600's?
Scientists drilled holes in their brain trying to figure out what was wrong, and then they would throw their dead body away when you died.
What kind of experiments do scientists do on mummies?
Scientists do not do experiments on Egyptian mummies, they study them to learn about those people. They do x-rays, computed tomography, and other nondestructive imaging so they can understand how they lived, what their health status was, and how they died.
Where is Einstein's brain?
Einstein's brain was divided into pieces when he died. Part of his brain was given to one of his relatives. The other parts were preserved for scientific study, and some are still held by educational institutions today, occasionally being examined despite their age.
Where is Einstein's brain?
Einstein's brain was divided into pieces when he died. Part of his brain was given to one of his relatives. The other parts were preserved for scientific study, and some are still held by educational institutions today, occasionally being examined despite their age.
Does fungi help forensic scientists?
I'm not entirely sure about fungi, but I think so. The type of fungi on the body should help the scientists to identify how long they have died and where they died...I do know for sure that a type of flesh eating bugs do help the forensic scientists in their studies sometimes. They use the maggots to clean off the flesh from then bones so they can study the bones instead.
What were some major events in albert einsteins life?
His father Hermann died in 1909 from a plane crash. His father Hermann died in 1909 from a plane crash.
What age was Albert Einstein when he died?
albert Einstein was 76 how he died? He had internal bleeding shortly after the next morning he died in the Princeton hospital einsteins remains were creamated and his ashes scatterd
What can scientists learn from mummies today?
How long ago it was made or how long it has been dead, how it died, how long it lived, etc. it can also show who it was and or what gender.
