Albert Einstein

i heard he has herpes.

Never, it's a made up quote like so many others.

Try and find a source for this one...

Pi day is March 14, or 3/14 because Pi starts 3.14.... We celebrate peoples birthday on the day they were born. Einstein was born on March 14th so we celebrate his, and everyone else who was born on March 14th, on Pi day.

Einstein watched a roofer fall from a steep roof. Much like his earlier observation and musing whether the clocks on stationary persons were telling the exact same time as the conductor's of a moving train, he postulated that there was no gravitational field within the mass of the falling roofer - he was weightless. Einstein claimed this was the most important observation that shaped his scientific life. Newton's apple had become Einstein's doomed roofer.

110 years old he dide becuz of a brane toomar in his frontal lobe of his own brane. =)

Albert Einstein was often seen wearing a traditional black tuxedo, which was a standard formal attire for men during his time.

In fact, no. Albert Einstein was considered crazy or meantally challenged to all of his teachers. If you dropped a box of toothpicks, he could look at them for about 10 seconds or a little more and tell you how many were on the floor. He couldn't figure out the simple stuff. He could not just say 12+13=25. He would go so far beyond in his head that when he turned in his math work, his teachers would mark it all wrong because they couldn't understand anything he wrote down. Albert Einstein was actually smarter than his teachers, even in elementary school. All of this would make you say, yes he was always right, but the truth is that he did get some things wrong. It was rare but it happened.

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His father, Hermann Einstein, was a salesman and engineer. His mother, Pauline Einstein, was a homemaker and talented pianist.

Quite plainly, college. Mileva Maric and Albert Einstein were friends then, and later married. After their divorce, he married his cousin, Elsa Lowenthol. It was still legal then, but nowadays is illegal because inter-breeding can cause brain-damage in some cases.

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No he hasn't because he's German and only English people have appeared on them

I think you should keep studying on what ever your working or talking on in school

and you will probily be a smart person in your class

Yes, but he had a few other scholarly people in his family.

A good place to start to figure this out would be with a grandchild such as Hans Albert Einstein or Bernhard Caesar Einstein and then check if he or she has children(therefore making them Albert Einstein's grandchildren).

After doing some searching over the Internet I found this site: http://discovermagazine.com/2008/mar/lesser-god/article_view?b_start:int=1&-C=

To summarize the bits I read the adopted sibling of Bernhard, Evelyn, found she may really be Albert Einstein's daughter. The rest of the site mentions how Evelyn found out from Bernhard that his wife, Aude, was pregnant and about to have Albert Einstein's first great grandchild. They mentioned various great grandchildren after this who also have connections to the family as nephews, cousins, and other such relationships they wouldn't if Einstein did not marry his cousin. Hope this helped!

Lieserl Einstein was apparently Albert Einstein's first child, born to Einstein's first wife in January, 1902, a year before their marriage. Her life story remains a mystery, as few documents exist outside of letters that Albert Einstein wrote in the months before and after her birth. Nothing conclusive can be established about what happened to her after 1903. She may have died, or she may have been adopted, and in any event Einstein never mentioned her during his later life, and neither she or any offspring have any other historical documentation.

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The most famous one are his Theory of General Relativity, and Theory of Special Relativity.

No, Albert did not have children with Elsa Einstein.

Einstein wrote daily to his wife Elsa and adopted stepdaughters Margot and Ilse.