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Albert Einstein
Includes questions about the life and works of physicist Albert Einstein.
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Why do people say you're full of bologna?
Because bologna is full of "stuff", goodness only knows what all that "stuff" is. It's a nice way of saying you are full of carp.
Our lives are like a good book and there are chapters in that book and our lives are just like chapters. You can look at turning 13 as a bad thing, but just think what is in store for you in the next 2 - 3 chapters and more of your life! There will be friends, boyfriends or girlfriends, parties, learning all about life and you'll have so many good memories, and before you know it you'll find that right mate and end up getting married with children of your own. From the time you are old enough to leave home you are in control of your life and there is absolutely no rush to get married. You can have a great career or make a dream of yours come true. You can travel, make new friends and have the time of your life. We all have to leave our innocence behind us, but the magic we had as a child doesn't have to pass us by if we are careful and hold onto it during our lifetime. For example, I still walk on the beach and let the mud squish between my toes and I'm old enough to be your grandmother. I throw myself into snow and make angels and who cares if someone thinks I'm a crazy lady. I sure don't care! I love life and I can hardly wait to start a new chapter in my life. Life is simply what you make it!
What were the names of the two atomic bombs that Albert Einstein made?
Einstein did not personally make any atomic bombs, nor was he particularly involved in the Manhattan Project. (He couldn't obtain the necessary security clearance. and scientists in the project were actually forbidden from consulting with him about it.)
The names of the first two bombs were "the gadget" and "Little Boy." The gadget was the one used in the Trinity test firing, and was a test of the design used for the third bomb, "Fat Man" (Little Boy was considered a simple enough design to not need a test firing, but the gadget and Fat Man were more complicated.)
What did the babylonians discover?
The Babylonians used copper for a lot of things. They mixed certain metals and found they discovered Bronze. It is a harder metal that could be used for weapons, protective helmets and chest plates.
Why was Albert Einstein's equation E equal mc2 so famous?
The equation E=mc^2 is so famous because it has many practical applications.For example it can be used in nuclear reactions where a huge amount of mass is converted into energy and vice versa.
What percents of xrays are produced in a photoelectric effect?
The amount of xrays produced in a photoelectric effect varies. . . . alot.
When did Albert Einstein come to Singapore?
Albert Einstein arrived in Singapore on November 2, 1922 by the Japanese mail steamer Kitano Maru
Albert Einstein mom and dad name?
Dad's name was Herman and his Mom's name was Pauline, he also had an uncle, Jacob
Did Albert Einstein invent watch?
No, it was Patek Phillippe who was a Swiss watch maker in the late 1800s.
Did the Beach Boys write Einstein on the beach?
No, they did not. Einstein On The Beach is an opera written by minimalist composer Phillip Glass and directed for the theatre by Robert Wilson (not a Beach Boy).
The opera inspired a song by Counting Crows called "Einstein On The Beach (For An Eggman)" which was not written by any of the Beach Boys.
Finally, because Albert Einstein died in 1955, six years before the formation of the group, it is not possible that The Beach Boys wrote Einstein while on the beach -- unless they were very young kids sitting in the sand doing a civics or science project.
Why is the theory of relativity only a theory and can it be proven?
There are several sub-atomic particles that exist for only a very tiny fraction of a second. When these particles are observed in accelerators, their lives are increased exactly as the theory predicts.
There is a fundamental problem when attempting to bring relativity and quantum theory into harmony. Many scientists believe that although relativity is yielding much opportunity for useful research, ultimately it will be found to have a flaw, and quantum theory will remain intact. Maybe you will take part in a scientific breakthrough that will solve this puzzle!
Relativity is a rather flawed theory which has served a purpose but now needs radical refinement to bring it into line with quantum theory. For instance relativity attempts to combine Maxwell's theory of electromagnetic radiation and combine it with newton's theory of gravity to produce the first steps towards a unified theory of everything. Unfortunately Einstein decided that he did not like Maxwell's idea of ether as a medium capable of propagation of energy to cause action at a distance (point A influencing point B at a distance) but kept Maxwell's laws. This is really rather misguiding. Einstein would have been better to try to redefine Maxwell's equations to suit his model rather than disregarding something that he did not believe in.
Of course action at a distance is not the same thing as curved space time as Einstein claimed. It is plain to see that light is not action at a distance, it is action from a distance. However, the question still remains: why do planets stay within the orbit of the sun and why moons stay within the orbit of the planets? Could there be another type of force that keeps planets with their orbit? The proposed answers to these type of questions I do believe become theories.
there are also flaws steaming from recent research that suggests the speed of light in a vacuum may not be a viable measure for any scientific theory.
(but these theory's are based off of relativity untested results, when compared to relitivity)
Who was the smartest teacher in the world?
Well, this can be a very biased answers (as will all the others) but on eof the best was Aristotle. He was the tutor of Alexander, master of all philosphical trades and also science (biology and zoology), war, strategy and physics. see more @ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aristotle
Albert Miller Lea was an American engineer, soldier, and topographer with the United States Dragoons who surveyed southern Minnesota and northern Iowa in 1835. Albert Lea Township, Freeborn County, Minnesota and the city of Albert Lea, the county seat of Freeborn County, were named after him.
How much blood is used by the brain?
Well, 20% of the oxygen we take in our blood is used by the brain. Thus, relatively the same amount of blood would be used by the brain.
According to Einstein can the time be negative?
According to Einstein time was the fourth dimension and time was able to slow down and even stop.But not "negative" or best said backwords because this could only accur when traveling faster than light and according to Einstein nothing is faster than light because light is made of massless particles called photon. Hence free of any physical costrains.
What difference did the Einstein calculator make?
it made a difference because it didnt need batteries
What is E equals MC2 used to calculate?
this scientific equation is used to describe how a small amount of mass or matter can release a huge amount of energy. now in this equation e means energy while m means mass and c2 means speed of light 2
Cystic fibrosis is an example of?
Cystic fibrosis is an example of an autosomal recessive genetic disease. It is caused by the mutation in the cystic fibrosis trans membrane regulator (CFTR) gene. This gene codes for a chloride ion channel important in creating digestive juices, mucus and sweat. A single mutated copy of the CFTR gene does not lead to disease. There have to be mutations in both alleles in order for the disease to manifest. Therefore, it is labeled as an autosomal recessive genetic disorder.
