I don't believe he invented a single thing. His brilliance was in his intellect; he was a theoretical physicist. Others developed the engineering and technology for things like nuclear reactors and weaponry.
Albert Einstein is most known for his theoretical physics contributions, rather than inventions. However, he did invent a refrigerator with Leo Szilard, a self-adjusting camera, and an electromagnetic coil called the Einstein refrigerator, among other things.
Einstein did not "invent" anything, in the sense that he developed a useful object. He was, instead, a theoretical physicist, who developed laws of nature. By statute, these can not be patented for commercial use.
While Albert Einstein is primarily known for his contributions to theoretical physics and the development of the theory of relativity, he did not invent specific tangible objects or technologies. Instead, his work led to groundbreaking advancements in the understanding of the universe and the development of technologies like lasers and GPS that stem from his theories.
Albert Einstein was a theoretical physicist, not an inventor (although he did once work in a patent office). While he did not invent things himself, his theoretical work was essential for a number of inventions that other people invented, including the atomic bomb and the laser.
well Einstein invent those things to help with modern day things. an example why someone invented the post it note is so they can just stick it on instead of getting tape to stick paper on stuff.
Yes Albert Einstein invented alot of things you could research all of the inventions that he made by using google :)
He did not invent things, but did develop the theories of how things work at the atomic level. However, he actually DID invent a type of refrigerator.
Einstein did not invent anything. He gave us whole new theories.
cause he wanted to invent lots of objects for the world
Albert Einstein is most known for his theoretical physics contributions, rather than inventions. However, he did invent a refrigerator with Leo Szilard, a self-adjusting camera, and an electromagnetic coil called the Einstein refrigerator, among other things.
Einstein invented nothing. He wrote theories as to how the universe works.
many thing alot of things
he didn't invent he discovered thingshe didn't invent he discovered things
he prepared theories and negative and positive plans and either proved or disproved them.
The equation E=mc2 he invented nuclear fission and many other things
Einstein did not "invent" anything, in the sense that he developed a useful object. He was, instead, a theoretical physicist, who developed laws of nature. By statute, these can not be patented for commercial use.
One of the main things that 'inspired' him was a compass. Albert Einsteins father showed him one when he was young and he was simply fascinated. Although it might not be the thing that made him 'invent' it was something that 'inspired' him.