Albert Einstein

no, she did not

compare with mens

was not compared with men

~they did many things

-work

- take care of the kids and family

they did everything

their families depend on them

He seems to have become a vegetarianin his later years, but I can't find any evidence that he was ever vegan.

As of April 5th 2010, there is no evidence that Albert Einstein was a member of a Masonic Lodge.

Albert Einstein was in his mothers womb for about 43 weeks, 303 days or 10 months. Whichever you prefer. Because he was in his mothers womb longer than the average child, his brain had more time to develop in certain aspects. That is one of the reasons he was smarter than most children. Hope thsi helped! I don't know much about Albert because I'm 12, but i remember reading this!

BY ANSWERING A IQ TEST!!!!! Lick your finger and stick it in the wind. Then stare in the North direction for 5 minutes without blinking. When your eyes start to water, count to 10, take a deep breath, then twenty, another deep breath, then thirty. Then nod your head really fast to shake up all that information. When its nice and mixed, you are now ready to count your IQ... Sit down with a pen and paper, and write in BIG letters : 'I am very stupid'

Now read it back to yourself SLOWLY.

Understand?

Albert Einstein was the younger sibling to an older sister.

Albert Einstein was born in Germany on March 14, 1879. After winning the 1921 Nobel Prize in Physics for discovering the law of the photo electric effect, he escaped from Nazi Germany in 1933 and alerted the U.S. that Germany might be developing an atomic bomb. He then helped research the atomic bomb along with other scientists of the time. Although America accepted him as a citizen, as he legally became after some time in the states, Einstein's origin lies in Germany.

yah Max Tamley i think

The answer is biology and chemestry.

WHoo go new Berlin west.

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Camus considers himself to be an atheist. He considers religious faith to be 'philosophical suicide' as it is a distraction from the real in which the individual embraces the absurd and abandons reason and logic.

You mean Bose-Einstein condensate. Its a strange form of matter that is superconducting. When you change the state of one of its atoms, all the others change too "magically". It can be made by bringing certain molecules to near absolute zero temperature, using lasers to gently tap them to a certain centroid (center) of a experimental chamber in a near vacuum. Its weird stuff.

The famous mathematician and physicist, Albert Einstein said that he lost his belief in God when he was twelve. His atheism had no influence on his work or his discoveries. Like any good scientist, he sought the truth, not confirmation of religious belief.

It was Elsa Lowenthal, his cousin.

Well, to pick out a few of them . . . Relativity predicts that if you see an object that

you're familiar with moving through your room and you do some measurements on

it before it's gone, you'll find that its length has shrunk, its mass has increased,

and the clock inside it is running slow. Relativity tells you exactly how much these

properties of the object will change, depending on how fast it's moving past you.

These numbers have been tested from 99 bazillion different angles in thousands

of experiments during the past 100 years, and have been proven to be right on,

at least to the precision of which the measurements are capable.

Here's an example that I think is so cool: Have you ever used a GPS receiver ?

GPS uses very accurate atomic clocks aboard each GPS satellite. Those clocks

have to be changed in order for GPS to work, because Relativity tells us how much

the clocks will run slow on account of the satellite's speed in its orbit. If the clocks

are not adjusted to account for Relativity, GPS doesn't work.

Yes Einstein was working as a patent clerk when he formulated the Special Theory of Relativity.

Alexander Gram Bell - invented the telephone

Thomas Edison - Invented the light bulb

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Albert was five years old when he started getting interested in science

Albert Einstein worked with a large number of scientists including Robert Oppenheimer and Edward Teller. He also worked with John Manley on the Manhattan Project.

Einstein. He rejected it because, although he supported the State of Israel, he did not believe that he had any propensity to help manage politics. He said that people were far more confusing that physics.

IQ is an acronym for intelligence quotient. Which basically means they divide the mental age you tested at by your actual age. As a result if you have a knowledge base for someone older than yourself you will score above 100, and if lower then below. Cognitive tests use a different standard, but use the old name out of tradition.

I try not to eat the stone to begin with :D But seriously, relativity doesn't deny the attraction between massive bodies. It just explains a little more precisely how that attraction works.

Einstein was already living in the US when Hitler came to power in 1933 though he had planned to return to take up a position there. His being "kicked out" of Germany was therefore symbolic. He never returned to Germany. He became a US citizen in 1940.

Her location is irrelevant; you can seek a divorce wherever you are located. Simply go to an attorney to get the ball rolling.