Albert Einstein

The Albert Einstein Hospital is located in the Bronx section of New York. Their address is 1925 East Chester Road, Bronx, New York, 10461. They can be reached at 718-904-2000

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Letters between Albert to Mileva, not discovered till 1986, makes it clear that they had a daughter in 1902 January, prior to their marriage. "Lieserl" was raised by Mileva in Yugoslavia while Albert was in Zurich; but the letters do no reveal if this daughter died as an infant or was put up for adoption. Other than these letters, no mention of this daughter was ever made by anyone connected to Albert or Mileva.

The couple married in 1903 and had two sons -- Hans, born 1904 May; and Eduard, born 1910 July. They separated in 1914 and formally divorced in 1919.

Albert Einstein is more famous that Darth Vader. Einstein is the most famous person ever.

No. There were many people who studied science before him. Newton, Galileo, Copernicus, just to name a few, were all scientists before Einstein.

By definition, science is created by scientists. There is no science without scientists, so the level of contribution of scientists to science is 100%. Technology requires science as well.

The human brain is used 100%. Some parts may show more activity than others and some parts may be used more often than others. But every part of it is in use. Studies of brain damage have shown that there is almost no part of the human brain that can be damaged without loss of abilities. The 10% use of the brain is an urban myth. The quote has been false attributed to many people, among those is Albert Einstein.

ETH Zurich is a university (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology). It specialises in the teaching of science, technology, maths, engineering and management. It is based in Zurich in Switzerland.

Albert Schweitzer is most widely known for his medical missionary work in Africa. He is also known as a musician, theologist, philosopher, and physician.

Albert Einstein did not invent mathematics.

Science advances both on the theoretical and the experimental fronts. For example, Einstein worked out the mathematical basis for a laser, but never built one. Other scientists built one. Einstein's theoretical work on black holes was further extended by Stephen Hawking. And so forth.

Albert Einstein impacted the world several ways but the most direct was his realization that E=MC2 This led to the development of the atomic bomb.

"Albert Einstein's Inventions

Most of Einstein's inventions were rather discoveries and

theories. Regardless, his accomplishments throughout history

are many. In general, most of his contributions were to the

four major areas of science. These areas are known as

energy, gravity, light, and time.

Brownian Motion

The Brownian motion is among the first of Albert Einstein's

contributions. Originally, in 1827 the botanist Robert Brown

discovered floating plant spores in motion under a

microscope. From this, he postulated that the random

movement related to molecules hitting the spores. However,

Einstein became the first to offer statistical predictions

in support of the random distribution and the motion of

particles in fluid. Later experiments confirmed his theory.

Special Theory of Relativity

Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity provided one of the

first dependable explanations on the interaction of

radiation and matter when observed concurrently by

bystanders moving at a consistent speed and the bystanders

at standstill. He based this theory according to the

principle of relativity. From this, he derived the correct

description of physical events within various inertial

frames of reference. This lead to his creating the famous

formula E=mc²

Einstein's inventions after 1905

1911 - Why Is the Sky Blue?

Einstein determined this in 1911 by determining the detailed

formulas calculations for light dispersion from molecules.

Later this was confirmed by the experiment "Why Is the Sky

Blue?"

1916 - General Theory of Relativity

In 1916, Einstein expanded on his special theory of

relativity. In turn, this resulted in the general theory of

relativity. By doing this, it allowed for the theories

application across uniform and non-uniform systems of

motion. Ultimately, the general theory is concerned with the

large-scale affects of gravitation.

Essentially, the theory determines the equivalence of

inertial and gravitational mass. It further allows for a

deeper understanding on a gravitational field forms by

curvatures produced in space-time time material bodies,

which is further determined by its curvature. Ultimately, it

gives a deeper understanding into the meaning of gravity.

1921 - Law of Photoelectric effect

He discovered this law through his general theory of

relativity.

1924 - Bose-Einstein Condensate

The Bose-Einstein Condensate (BEC) has to do with the phase

of matter relating to solid gas, liquid, and plasma. This

resulted when the 1924 Indian physicist Satyendra Nath Bose

sent a paper to Einstein on the Pank Law from which Einstein

generalized the theory to an ideal gas of identical atoms or

molecules in which the numbers of particles are conserved.

Within the same year, he predicted that at extremely low

temperatures the particles would lock together or overlap in

the lowest quantum state of the system, resulting in the Bose

Einstein statistics.

1926 - Einstein Refrigerator

The refrigerator he invented in 1926 worked as an absorption

refrigerator and required no moving parts or electricity to

operate. All it required was heat to work. Therefore, it

only needed something such as a small gas burner. His former

student jointly helped with his invention of the

refrigerator.

Overall, Albert Einstein lived as one of the most acclaimed

physicists of our time. Ultimately, he lived as a great

thinker, discoverer, and inventor. The above are just a

handful of how many theories and inventions he created

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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.

No he did not Galileo did

Albert Einstein tremendously increased our scientific understanding of the universe in which we live. In terms of technological applications, his work created the theoretical basis for the invention of the laser, which is a highly vital item of technology, and he helped us to use atomic and nuclear power (both for peaceful purposes and for bombs); GPS technology would not be possible without correcting for relativistic time dilation effects, MRI scanners require an understanding of relativistic effects, and so forth. Einstein was tremendously important in bringing about the high tech society in which we now live.

Albert Einstein did come to America from Europe, so he could have been described as a European American at a certain period of his life; since he was also Jewish, it is more likely that he would have been considered Jewish American.

As a real human being, Albert Einstein is much more famous than any cartoon character.

June 2, 1919

From the time of Aristotle people had thought it impossible for electromagnetic waves, including light, to travel through 'empty' space. They theorised the presence of a substance known as aether (or ether) as a medium, and in the years prior to Einstein's publication about special relativity several scientists wrestled with the difficulties inherent in making use of this concept. Please see the link for more of the history.

You will never become the "smartest " person on earth, but have to be happy with who you are and the things you can accomplish.

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Yes.

He was born in 1879 and died in 1955.

Einstein's work in theoretical physics had many practical applications, some of which affect your daily life. The best example is the laser. Although Einstein did not invent the laser, he did produce the theoretical work which made possible the invention of the laser, and of course, lasers are now very much part of the lives of almost everyone, since they play a crucial role in computer-based manufacturing processes, in DVD or CD devices, in laser eye surgery, in fiber optic cables, etc.

He passed school by cheating all of his tests and exams, it is not known how he is so smart though...