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Ben Franklin discovered electricity. Not Albert Einstein.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt
Albert Einstein, Sir Isaac Newton, Enrico Fermi, Benjamin Franklin, and Galileo Galilei are some famous physicists.
No one invented electricity, as it is a source of power, not a machine or idea. People invented machines to harness electricity, and invented theories of electricity, and Ben Franklin sort of discovered electricity, but Einstein had nothing to do with electricity, as he was a physicist. Buy a book on physics, one that is very good is an idiot's guide to physics, it will explain slot of what Einstein did, like relativity.
Einstein received word from colleagues that Nazi Germany might have been researching atomic weapon technology at the time. Einstein felt that it was his duty to warn the Americans that Germany might be developing their own atomic bomb at the time, and that America should rush to beat the Germans to the bomb. He met and wrote President Franklin Roosevelt to give these warnings. As a result of these meetings, the Manhattan Project was initiated to develop an atomic bomb before Germany did.Additional InformationActually, Einstein had no part in composing the famous letter to FDR. It was put together by Hungarian scientists Leo Szilard and Eugene Wigner. Once it was done, however, the Hungarians felt that the letter would receive a better reception if it bore the signature of the eminent Albert Einstein.
who was franklin d. roosevelt friends
Albert einstein
Yes, Albert Einstein was awarded the Franklin Medal in Physics in 1935 for his work in theoretical physics.
Ben Franklin discovered electricity. Not Albert Einstein.
Benjamin Franklin and Albert Einstein
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Thomas Edison.
alber Einstein wrote an historically important letter to Franklin Roosevelt.
no he did not
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
I think it started by a letter of concern from Albert Einstein to President Franklin Roosevelt.