Are there any places named after Albert Einstein?

Answer 1

On Earth: * Yeshiva University in New York City named its medical school for Einstein in 1955, the year of his death. It is the Albert Einstein School of Medicine. * Historiches Museum in Bern, Switzerland has established a permanent display of his life and works in its Einstein Museum. Einstein became a Swiss citizen in 1901 and an American citizen in 1940. * The US National Air and Space Museum in Washington DC named its major star-and-sky exhibits the Albert Einstein Planetarium. The planetarium was first sponsored by the West German government in 1976. * Albert Einstein High School, a four-year secondary school, is located in Kensington, Maryland. * There is a small private display of Einstein memorabilia at the Landau shop in Princeton, NJ, the city where Einstein lived during his years in the US. (1933-1955) * From 1928 to 1948, Jerusalem's Hebrew University had its Einstein Institute of Mathematics on Mount Scopus, which became part of Jerusalem again in 1967. In space: * On the very edge of the visible face of the moon, a crater discovered in 1952 has been named Einstein. (previous name Caramuel) * An asteroid in the Hungaria family of the asteroid belt is named 2001 Einstein. It was discovered on March 5, 1973.

Answer 2

Yes, there are several places named after Albert Einstein, such as the Einstein Crater on the Moon and the Albert Einstein Planetarium in Washington, D.C. There are also schools, streets, and buildings around the world named in his honor.