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He was a theoretical physicist.
Albert Einstein was a theoretical physicist and did not conduct experiments like an experimental physicist. His tools were mainly pen, paper, chalk and chalkboard.
Yes, Einstein was a scientist. More specifically, he was a theoretical physicist
Actually, Albert Einstein did not do experiments. He was a theoretical physicist and worked out things mathematically. Other scientist designed or discovered ways of proving his theories.
Albert Einstein was not an inventor in the sense that he created tangible things for everyday use. Einstein was a theoretical physicist and is better known for his theories that changed the way scientists look at the world.
No. Albert Einstein was a very important theoretical physicist, not a chemist and certainly not the father of chemistry.
He was a theoretical physicist.
Albert Einstein was not a biologist; he was a theoretical physicist.
No, he was a theoretical physicist.
Albert Einstein was a theoretical Physicist.
Einstein was a Theoretical Physicist
Albert Einstein was born in Ulm, Germany. He was a theoretical physicist.
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Albert Einstein grew up to be a theoretical physicist.
Albert Einstein was a theoretical physicist and did not conduct experiments like an experimental physicist. His tools were mainly pen, paper, chalk and chalkboard.
Because he was a theoretical physicist not a social worker.
Yes, Einstein was a scientist. More specifically, he was a theoretical physicist