How did Einstein's invention change the world?

Answer 1

Although Albert Einsteins was credited with many achievements, they were not items that were invented.

However, in 1926 Albert Einstein and Leo Szilárd invented the Einstein Refrigerator, a new design for an absorption refrigerator, and received a patent for it. The absorption refrigerator did not use electricity. It used a heat source and had no motor or moving parts. This type of refrigerator was useful in mobile homes and in third world countries where electricity might not be available but a wood based fire was always usable to make this type of refrigerator work.

Answer 2

Einstein is most known for his theories in physics, not for inventing anything. His theories, like the theory of relativity, revolutionized our understanding of the universe and how it operates. This laid the foundation for modern physics and led to advancements in technology such as GPS systems and nuclear energy.

Answer 3

Einstein is one of the most distinctive scientists in human history. His ideas paved the way for inventions such as the television, which dramatically changed the world.