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Albert Einstein

Includes questions about the life and works of physicist Albert Einstein.

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How did Albert Einstein make math?

Albert Einstein made math to make people clever

What are the positive achievements of Hitler?

that he saved germany and that he did many good thing not just bad things. you know?

What was Albert Einsteins's childhood like?

He had problems in shool and he didn't like the structure. He decided to do home schooling

What is the meaning of E in E equals MC2?

E is the amount of energy in an atom or molecule of a substance. M is the mass or the amount of that substance. C is the speed of light that never changes and is equal to 299,792,458 m/s. So, the ENERGY of something is equal to the MASS times the SPEED OF LIGHT squared.

to improve this answer i think i shall firstly be able to make you see how Einstein saw e=mc2 and secondly ill show how he was wrong.

okay so Einstein's proposal was as follows

E = Energy (the fundamental force of & for our physic existence(a physical form of change( time is needed and for(x=12,y=112.7,z=1pp....you get the picture)))

M = Mass (Existence as our approximate mass relative to the specific weighing system)

C = Constant (The speed of light, being the fastest or largest physical force in existence(a constant change so to speak))

2 = squaring that number(adding a value to itself its valued amount of times(second level of perceptual inflation whereby 10squared adds a zero & 10 cubed adds another zero and so on until we trick computers into letting us use pi(but that's a different numbering system all together)))

okay so now we know exactly what were putting into to the equation lets test it.

we have two pieces of corn weighing 100g each.

(299,792,458 m/s x 299,792,458 m/s)= 898,755,178,736,817,64 s/d X 200 = ....asln

(g = grams)(m/s = meters/per second)(s/d = super/per dupers)(asln = a stupidly large number)

29,979,245,800 adding itself 29,979,245,800 times(weird how were defining time here), then whatever we get from that we add to itself 200 times(erm) in our case (weeeeeeeeeee)

i believe the best analogy i can give is that einsteins picture of energy in its purest form is a corn popping .... however the variables would be slightly different, so for example the size of a piece of corn that pops would be transformed to say an atom turning into our planet and this probably isn't suffice due to the speed of light

this equation looks as though (if we can for a minute) its the big bang in mathematical terms

......ive decided i shall leave logic to its own devices, i can only understand it never standover

i see " DingoBot suspects that this answer includes Gibberish.DingoBot suspects that this answer contains unnecessary repetition

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the question asks for a meaning, the original answer states the variables used and the equation, not any sort of value or meaning of the equation. i think you will find my answer sheds if only the dimmest light upon Einstein's meaning of the equation, thanks dimbot

Do scientists believe in spirituality?

There was a time when scientists and spirituality were at loggerheads, there was no synergy. But today, scientists and spirituality have one thing in common, they have one point of synergy. They both believe that we are energy. Scientists have realized that the cell of a human being in its smallest component, smaller than atoms, molecules, electrons, neutrons, the quark, when examined under the microscope transforms into an energy wave. Therefore, scientists believe in what is known as the Wave Particle Duality, that matter is energy and energy is matter. This is the essential belief of spirituality, that this body that is made up of thirty trillion cells is actually nothing, each cell is nothing but Divine energy. But this is what scientists also agree to. Therefore, whether they like it or not, today scientists are following the path of spirituality.

Is it true that Albert Einstein couldn't tie his shoes?

is it really true that Einstein could not tie his shoes or is it just a lie .

yes i think so

No it is not true..Einstein had Aspergers, and did not learn to ties his shoes until he was age 9-13 according to many sources.

Is an IQ of 132 high?

Yes, an IQ of 132 is high and you are considered gifted, but if you want, you could try to increase it. IQ is not definite, and maybe you can one day get 169 like me.

Did Albert Einstein use the scientific method?

Yes. Einstein was certainly a proper scientist. There are many versions of the "Scientific Method". But they have several Greek notions of logic and reasonableness, despite the details. # Observation # Hypothesis # Experimental Data # Analysis # Conclusion # Publish # Retest (frequently done by others) See:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_method Usuallly the "Scientific Method" addresses a problem that seems to be unanswered or unanswerable by the current orthodoxy, possibly posed by an observation that does not fit the present model. An hypothesis is crafted that explains the observation. The hypothesis is tested and analyzed. Conclusion are drawn consistent with the results of the experiment. The data and experimental details are published so that others may redo the experiment or comment on the test. This technique has variations from one field to another and one situation to another. Some experiments are never re-done, but the experimental data is reanalyzed carefully. Sometimes results are never openly published for security reasons. A good way to see how the Scientific Method works is to imagine leaving out key parts, and then judging whether or not you can depend on the answer....Probably not!

Why did Albert see no point in learning facts and dates?

He happened to have dyslexia. His dyslexia caused him to do badly in curricular activities such as learning facts and dates. This led him to completely disregard and ignore them.

What did Albert Einstein discover in electricity?

lbert Einstein discovered and explained the photoelectric effect. This effect is utilized in building solar cells. For this discovery he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics.

When was albert c richardson born?

A.c richadson was a man who invented black history an insect destroyer gun wich was made 1899

Was Albert Einstein expelled from school?

Yes, Albert Einstein was expelled from school. He asked too many questions and they thought that he was a bad example to the other students since they were not supposed to ask questions. He did not care for what they were teaching. He thought that it wasn't important. One teacher called him a "lazy dog."

True or False Empirical evidence always trumps theory. Give a reason for your answer.?

If your issues are on the table, then it would be apparent that empirical evidence would trump theory, if the theory on the table were not proven to be true. If the theory were proven to be true, and the empirical evidence does not agree with the theory, then more experimentation would be necessary to determine the validity of the theory.

How old was Einstein when he discovered E equals MC2?

Albert Einstein was 26 when he published his 1905 paper on special relativity (which included the now famous E = mc2).

What was Albert Einstein famous for?

The special and general theory of relativity, E=mc2, reveals the equivalence of mass and energy. When Einstein applied his theory to gravitational fields, he derived the "curved space-time continuum" which depicts the dimensions of space and time as a 4-dimensional surface where massive objects create valleys and dips in the surface. This aspect of relativity explained the phenomena of light bending around the sun, predicted black holes as well as the background radiation left from the Big Bang. For his work on relativity, the photoelectric effect and black body radiation, Einstein received the Nobel Prize in 1921. Albert Einstein also worked on the atomic bomb project. He is also famous for creating this quote:

Insanity is expecting something different in doing the same thing over and over.

What kind of person was Albert Einstein?

He was a nice caring person who was a math teacher and a scientist

What were Albert Einstein's achievements?

Albert Einsteins achievements where the theory of relativity or E=mc2, Brownian motion and more. He would calculate the movement of molecules in a liquid. The theory of relativity laid the basis for the release of atomic energy. Einstein's equation became the foundation stone in the development of atomic energy.

E=mc2 is more famous then useful (in general relativity), and he also developed the theory of Special Relativity, which combines the theory of General Relativity and Newtonian mechanics together.

Although Einstein is famous for spacetime, one of his mentors was the creator.

He co-invented a type of refrigerator with no moving parts; patent number 1781541. An electromagnetic pump; patent number GB303065, a self adjusting camera; patent number US2058562, and a sound replication device; patent number DE590783. Along with dozens of other patents worldwide.

When did Albert Einstein die and age?

albert Einstein died on April 14,1955 he was 81 years old when he died he didnt die when he was older because he had bad health