The first invention of Albert Einstein was the doctorate formula that accurately described the Brownian motion. The Brownian motion is used in Physics to explain the movement of particles in a given fluid.
Albert Einstein was in his lab when he invented his first invention. Apparently, his first invention was not quite a success, so that is why his hairstyle is like this now.
In 1905, he published a paper on theory of relativity which can be considered as his first invention.
he had no inventions in america it was all in australia
Einstein had nothing to do with the invention of the light bulb. Thomas Edison is credited with developing the first successful light bulb.
Although Einstein is most famous for his work in physics, he did invent and patent a refrigerator. It was his only patented invention.
Albert Einstein was in his lab when he invented his first invention. Apparently, his first invention was not quite a success, so that is why his hairstyle is like this now.
In 1905, he published a paper on theory of relativity which can be considered as his first invention.
he had no inventions in america it was all in australia
Einstein had nothing to do with the invention of the light bulb. Thomas Edison is credited with developing the first successful light bulb.
Although Einstein is most famous for his work in physics, he did invent and patent a refrigerator. It was his only patented invention.
Hydrocarbon refrigerants were first envisioned by Albert Einstein and he tried to patent three different types all involving hydrocarbons. The Einstein refrigerator was an Albert Einstein invention that was patented in 1930. It was co-invented with Leo Szilard who was one of his physics students at Zurich University. The invention was licensed to various companies.
The atomic Bomb
the nuclear bomb
Albert Einstein's finest "invention" was the theory of relativity. Commonly, it is known to people as the formula E=mc squared.
Einstein was not an inventor, and did not invent anything.
Albert Einstein was not an inventor and holds no patents.
motivation behind the invention