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Who found formula for atom bomb and E equals mc2?
Albert Einstein created it.
How did e equals mc2 change the world?
it changed the world cause it led to the creation of the atomic bomb no it didn't, its nothing but a simple units conversion equation like feet = miles * 5280
What was Einsteins theory that was used to create the atomic bomb?
E=mc2. Because the atomic bomb contains an abundant amount of energy, and E stands for energy, used for the explosion. Which is because the atomic bomb contains a small piece of uranium which is triggered when the bomb lands. by:Kevin Sjogreen
Who from the US invented the atomic bomb?
Albert Einstein with the theory E=mc2 J.Robert Oppenheimer with reseach and production.
Did e equals mc2 have a big effect on building the nuclear bomb during the Manhattan Project?
None at all.
What invention did the people blame the formula e equals mc2 on?
The atom bomb, as well as nuclear power in general.
How did Einstein help with the US he helped the U.S by solving the atomic bomb?
He developed the theory of general and special relativity (E=mc2) which led to Robert Oppenheimer and his team creating the atomic bomb. The project was known as the Manhattan Project
Why is E equals mc2 important?
Einstein worked on it and in the end helped us win the war because it is what makes an atom bomb.
What formula was used to make the atomic bomb?
There is a website in the related links below that has the answer.
What major things did Einstein invent?
Two major things Einstein invented was the atomic bomb and E=mc2 BY THE WAY : (the two is supposed to be squared)
How many inventions did Einstein create?
he created the atomic bomb, the Einstein calculator, the Einstein refrigerator and the equation E=mc2 Einstien never perticipatied in the making of the atomic bomb, nor did he perticipate in the Manhattan project but the German engineers used his equations and formulas with out Einstein's knowing.
How did albert Einstein make a impact on history?
Albert Einstein impacted the world several ways but the most direct was his realization that E=MC2 This led to the development of the atomic bomb.
