Albert Einstein

bad he had a sister who lived with her father

Einstein never failed mathematics, this is a myth he dispelled when he was older. he said that he mastered calculus by age 16.

He made the toilet, the refridgerator with moving parts, also the chimney. You should stop what you are doing and look up Maddi Nestle on facebook and friend her. She is very cute. LOOK HER UP. Yupp ;P

When Albert Einstein was a kid, teachers didn't like him at all. He dozed off in class, he got bad grades, and he was hit in the knuckles with a ruler (a common punishment used back then.)

Albert loved to ride bicycles and make card houses because nobody understood him!

He broke violins in school and HATED science class!!!!

Einstein liked science because his dad gave him a compass and he wondered what made it point north and south and that motivated him to do what he did.

Yes, they were both 42 when ALbert died. Queen Victoria was actually about 2 months older than Albert.

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Albert Einstein failed math.

kindergarten

It is quite real; since the kinetic energy increases, the mass also increases. In fact, for people who work with particle accelerators, this is something they have to take into account in their daily work. But please note that:

1. This is relative to the observer. Someone who travels at the same velocity of the moving object will not measure an increase in mass; for him, the object is not moving.

2. In "normal" everyday life, at slow speeds, any changes in mass, length, times, are too insignificant to worry about. Even at 1/10 of the speed of light, the change is less than one percent.

It is quite real; since the kinetic energy increases, the mass also increases. In fact, for people who work with particle accelerators, this is something they have to take into account in their daily work. But please note that:

1. This is relative to the observer. Someone who travels at the same velocity of the moving object will not measure an increase in mass; for him, the object is not moving.

2. In "normal" everyday life, at slow speeds, any changes in mass, length, times, are too insignificant to worry about. Even at 1/10 of the speed of light, the change is less than one percent.

It is quite real; since the kinetic energy increases, the mass also increases. In fact, for people who work with particle accelerators, this is something they have to take into account in their daily work. But please note that:

1. This is relative to the observer. Someone who travels at the same velocity of the moving object will not measure an increase in mass; for him, the object is not moving.

2. In "normal" everyday life, at slow speeds, any changes in mass, length, times, are too insignificant to worry about. Even at 1/10 of the speed of light, the change is less than one percent.

It is quite real; since the kinetic energy increases, the mass also increases. In fact, for people who work with particle accelerators, this is something they have to take into account in their daily work. But please note that:

1. This is relative to the observer. Someone who travels at the same velocity of the moving object will not measure an increase in mass; for him, the object is not moving.

2. In "normal" everyday life, at slow speeds, any changes in mass, length, times, are too insignificant to worry about. Even at 1/10 of the speed of light, the change is less than one percent.

He was ethnically Jewish.

The Tudors probably did not wash daily as the process of filling tubs with hot water was time-consuming. When they did wash, they used soaps made of olive oil and perfumed with any number of herbs and oils.

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The prominent French psychologist, Alfred Binet, first developed the IQ test in response to France becoming a country with education for all children in 1904. Before, the only school children were the offspring of the well-to-do. France was now faced with the challenge of educating the masses, and they needed a way to separate those who needed special help from those who were average, and from those who were advanced.

Albert Einstien's brain was normal size and condition for a man his age. No information as to his genius was determined from the disection of his brain.

Hans Albert Einstein is alive

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Charles A. Einstien.

Some of the secondary sources that Albert Einstein used works of Hendrik Lorentz. He used this for special relativity. For general relativity, he referred to Mach, Gauss and Riemann works.

Albert Einstein was born on Friday 14th March 1879

albert became a scientist at the age of 2yrs old

Maja Einstein

he absolutely hated war, and the development of weapons. at this time in his life he became more interested in politics.