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Albert Einstein
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| 1955 | | Albert Einstein Died |
Time magazine's 'Man of the Century'. Had an unusually large head. Turned down the chance to become President of Israel.
| Albert Einstein | | March 14, 1879 |
| Albert Einstein | | 1879-1955 |
German-born theoretical physicist, best known for his theory of relativity
| Albert Einstein | | The Creator of the Special Theory of Relativity |
In 1905 CE -- Born 1879 CE, died 1955 CE Special relativity incorporates the principle that the speed of light is constant. As we near the speed of light time slows down.
| Albert Einstein | | The Creator of the General Theory of Relativity |
In 1915 CE -- Born 1879 CE, died 1955 CE It is the current description of gravitation in modern physics. It unifies special relativity and Newton's law of universal gravitation, and describes gravity as a geometric property of space and time, or spacetime.
| Albert Einstein | | The Meaning of Relativity |
1921
| Albert Einstein | | General Relativity |
(1915 – 1919) Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity in which he proposed that mass warps both time and space, therefore large masses can bend light. The theory is proven in 1919 by astronomers using a solar eclipse as a test.
| Albert Einstein | | Special Relativity |
(1905) Overthres basic assumptions about time and space by describing how clocks tick slower and distances appear to stretch as objects approach the speed of light.
| Relativity | | Albert Einstein |
1916, “Gott würfelt nicht (God does not play dice)â€.
| 1955 | | Albert Einstein Died |
Time magazine's 'Man of the Century'. Had an unusually large head. Turned down the chance to become President of Israel.
| Albert Einstein | | "I Know Not With What Weapons World War III Will Be Fought, but World War IV Will Be Fought With Sticks and Stones." |
| Albert Einstein | | "I Live in the Solitude Which is Painful in Youth, but Delicious in the Years of Maturity." |
| Albert Einstein | | "The Most Incomprehensible Thing About the World is That It is at All Comprehensible" |
| Albert Einstein | | "Not Everything That Can Be Counted Counts and Not Everything That Counts Can Be Counted" |
| Albert Einstein | | "Try Not to Become a Man of Success, but Rather Try to Becoome a Man of Value." |
| Arnold Henry Bergier | | Albert Einstein, 1948 |