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Was Albert Einstein Mexican?
No, Albert Einstein was not Mexican. He was born in Ulm, Germany, but moved around a lot - Italy, Switzerland, and eventually the United States in 1933.
How much brain power did albert Einstein use?
Albert einstein was an amazingly intelligent man. Normal human beings use about 10% of there brain "Power" but Albert on the other hand used a lot more than the average human being. It has been scientifically studied and scientist say that Albert used about 20% of his brain "Power". But there is someone who used even more than Albert Einstein.
How much money did Albert Einstein donate?
This is not known. Albert made most of his charitable contributions anonymously. Albert Einstein didn't actually have a lot of money. Just bear in mind that he was a Jewish refugee from Nazi Germany who managed to escape to the United States. If he had not escaped from Nazi Germany, the world would not know of his great discoveries today, which are very, very important. Children of these generations do not realise how lucky we are that Albert survived. It is said that the only reason we won the Second World War was because of three men - Winston Churchill, President Roosevelt and Albert Einstein. Albert helped form a charity in 1933, based in New York, called Forbes, which was originally set up to help Jewish refugees escape from Nazi occupied Europe, since Albert was also a Jewish refugee. Albert also donated his brain to science, which is seen as a scientific charitable donation. The brain of Albert Einstein is worth billions and billions of US dollars. Scientists study his brain to try and find out how people can become so great and so clever, because Albert is, without doubt, the most intelligent man to have ever lived on the globe. Forget about money to charities, Albert did his part by helping the Allies win the Second World War. If it wasn't for him, this answer would be written in German or Japanese.
What were Albert Einstein's grades?
I'm not certain on his grades that he got but he didn't do very well in comparison to a lot of teenagers of today.He failed or barely passed the majority of his GCSE's or CSE as they may have been known as then.
Who devised E equals mc2?
The famous equation E=MC2 was devised by one Albert Einstein. The equation means that the energy released when you destroy something is equal to the mass of that something times the speed of light squared, which is quite a lot.
Why would you want to be a scientist like Albert Einstein?
so you can invent new things and get a lot of money for you and your family.
Did Albert Einstein have a lot of knowledge?
yes
Did Albert Einstein play with his sister a lot?
Yes he did.......NOT
What contributions did albert einstein make to society?
i think he contributed to phyics and mechancial and did a lot of work on that part of subject
Did Albert Einstein have other jobs?
yes he helped a lot of people !
Was Albert Einstein Mexican?
No, Albert Einstein was not Mexican. He was born in Ulm, Germany, but moved around a lot - Italy, Switzerland, and eventually the United States in 1933.
Does Albert Einstein know a lot on Bed Bugs?
The only Albert Einstein I know has been dead a long time so anything that he did once know about bed bugs is now irrelevent.
What is Albert Einstein famous during his life?
The article under his name in wikipedia will tell you a lot.
How many words can you get out of Albert Einstein?
You could get quite a lot out of him but very few people understood them
How much brain power did albert Einstein use?
Albert einstein was an amazingly intelligent man. Normal human beings use about 10% of there brain "Power" but Albert on the other hand used a lot more than the average human being. It has been scientifically studied and scientist say that Albert used about 20% of his brain "Power". But there is someone who used even more than Albert Einstein.
What equasion is Albert Einstein known for?
a lot lol. perhaps he is better known for his equation E=mc2.
Did Albert Einstein do something crazy?
Albert Einstein was known for his groundbreaking work in physics, particularly his theory of relativity and the equation E=mc^2. While his ideas were unconventional at the time, they were not considered "crazy" in a negative sense, but rather revolutionary and ahead of their time.
