Albert Einstein

Albert Einstein's goal was to make a great impact on today's modern life and to show that even children born with disabilities can make a big difference in the future.

Albert Einstein was a one-of-a-kind genius. Only Isaac Newton might be in the same class as him. Albert Einstein was a theoretical physicist who was born in Germany and is largely regarded as one of the finest physicists of any and all time. Albert Einstein is well-known for developing his incorrect idea of in the walls of a tube via a force analogous to gravity. In 1905, he made findings that would profoundly alter our knowledge of the world. Space and time are intertwined in a continuum, implying that they can't be separated from one another.

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His father, Hermann, died in 1902 (in Milan). His mother, Pauline, died in 1920 (in Berlin).

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His first wife was Mileva Marić. They had a daughter, Lieserl, and two sons, Hans Albert and Eduard.

His second wife was Elsa Lowenthall, his first cousin maternally, second cousin paternally. They had no children together.

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Albert Einstein died in Princeton, New Jersey of heart failure. He was born on March 14, 1879 in Ulm, Wurttemberg, Germany.

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Albert Einstein was humble and modest because he knew he was not going to be smart but then he became smarter and could discover every thing out.

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All I know is as a teenager Albert Einstein started to teach himself advanced math. Here is extra info.:Albert Einstein was born in Ulm, Germany. During Einstein's childhood, he was taught how to play the violin by his mother, Pauline. He was a very slow learner. He was so slow that he did not learn how to talk until he was two years old. All of his teachers thought that he would never succeed because of how slow he was. He could barely pronounce the words without mouthing them silently first. A compass that his father, Hermann had given to him. He was fascinated by the way it worked. Ever since he had that compass, he wanted to see how it worked and he always tried to figure it out. This small compass had an impact on him that changed his life. He gave up on the violin and started to learn more about science. He learned so much that he wanted to become a scientist himself and make great discoveries; such as figuring out how to put sound into a motion picture and writing 3 famousoks. Iturns out even though Albert Einstein was a very slow learner and his teachers said he couldn't succeed, however he did and he is known for being one of the greatest scientists that ever lived.

When Albert was little, he loved building blocks. He liked to play by himself, or with his little sister. One day Hermann gave his five years old son a compass. Albert fascinated by the fact that the needle usually pointed in the direction." i can't forget ... that this experiment made a deep and lasting impression upon me," he later wrote." Something deeply hidden had to be behind things."

When Albert was six years old, Albert began local catholic elementary school. The Einstein did not actively practice their faith and chose the school for its educational quality rather than its religious affiliation. Albert hated to school, the students were wearing uniforms, but he was not. Refusing to unthinkingly accept everything his teacher said, he received mediocre grades.

In many respects, Albert 's schooling began when he back home. His mother taught him to play the violin, and Albert usually played algebra games with his dad and uncle. He also came in contact with Max Talmud, a college student and family friend who know Albert peppered his household elders with questions on such topics as light and movement. At he was 12, Albert astonished his dad and uncle by producing an original proof for the Pythagorean theorem.

In 1894, Albert began his high school, his family to move to a town near Milan of Italy. After the spending a year at a Swiss high school, Albert was 17, he finally admitted to Zurich Polytechnic, where he study wish of becoming a teacher of science. If you haven't seen pictures of him as a young man well his lady friends would say that he had the male beauty that, especially at the beginning of the century, caused such havoc.

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Just one - 1921 Nobel prize (physics). Curiously, rather than receiving an award for his more famous work on relativity, he won it for his work on the photoelectric effect, which was responsible, in part at least, for the development of quantum theory. It is arguable that, given the work that had been done previously by the likes of, for example, Lorentz, relativity was a theory waiting to happen, whereas the photoelectric effect was much more novel and far-reaching in its effects.

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Besides discovering the photoelectric effect, Einstein developed the Theory of Special Relativity and the Theory of General Relativity, which are the basis for quantum theory and particle theory, and the formula E=Mc2 that indirectly led to the atomic bomb, nuclear power, and much of the current theory about the structure of the universe. Other than that, not much.

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105 IQ is classified as "Normal Intelligence."

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