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ALBERT EINSTEIN
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CONTENTS
1 HISTORY
2 OBJECTIVE
3 PORTFOLIO
4 WHY ALBERT EINSTEIN WAS FAMOUS?
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  • Einstein saw a wonder when he was four or five
    years old a magnetic compass.
  • The needle's northward swing, guided by an
    invisible force, impressed him.
  • The compass convinced him that there had to be
    "something behind things, something deeply
    hidden."
  • March 14, 1879
  • Albert Einstein was born in Ulm, Germany

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Albert as a Student
- Einstein knew, from then on, that he wanted to
teach math and Science at a University
someday. - The problem was, he wasnt a very
good test-taker and could not get a job at a
University because of it. - Rumor has it that he
had even failed a Math test, but some people
question that because of the way grades were
assigned back then.
1905
Albert Einstein develops his Special Theory of
Relativity. He did this while working as a Patent
Clerk in Germany. He wasnt really even a
scientist at the time.
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EINSTEIN CONTINUED HIS GENIUS IN 1905
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  • In 1907, Einstein begins to apply the laws of
    gravity to his Special Theory of Relativity.
  • In 1911, he finally gets a job as a Professor of
    Physics at the German University.
  • In 1910, Einstein addressed a basic question
    "Why is the sky blue?" He approached the problem
    by looking at the effect of the scattering of
    light by individual molecules in the atmosphere.
  • In 1913, Einstein begins work on his new Theory
    of Gravity.
  • In 1915
  • Einstein completes his General Theory of
    Relativity.
  • Einstein challenged the way the world thought
    about gravity and Sir Isaac Newton himself - by
    describing gravity as the warping of space-time,
    not a force acting at a distance.

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Einsteins new Theory of Gravity
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A solar eclipse proves Einstein right, and he
becomes an overnight celebrity. An experiment
had confirmed that light rays from the sun were
deflected by the gravity of the sun in just the
amount Einstein had predicted in his theory of
gravity, General Relativity.
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Einsteins Contribution
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  • April 18, 1955
  • Albert Einstein dies of Heart Failure.
  • This is a picture of his last blackboard.

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WHY ALBERT EINSTEIN WAS FAMOUS?
  • He is most famous for the atom bomb, which he
    regretted. Also for his work on Brownian motion
    and formulating his Special and General Theories
    of Relativity which included the famous
    equation, Emc² and gravity and space time
    curvature. The special and general theory of
    relativity, Emc2, reveals the equivalence of
    mass and energy. When Einstein applied his theory
    to gravitational fields, he derived the "curved
    space-time continuum" which depicts the
    dimensions of space and time as a 4-dimensional
    surface where massive objects create valleys and
    dips in the surface. This aspect of relativity
    explained the phenomena of light bending around
    the sun, predicted black holes as well as the
    background radiation left from the Big Bang. For
    his work on relativity, the photoelectric effect
    and black body radiation, Einstein received the
    Nobel Prize in 1921. Albert Einstein also worked
    on the atomic bomb project. He is also famous for
    creating this quote Insanity is expecting
    something different in doing the same thing over
    and over.
  • I am here today with one of the worlds most
    renowned scientists, Albert Einstein. Known for
    his intuition, and curiosity, Einstein made
    tremendous contributions to the scientific world.

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Famous Einstein Quotes
"Anyone who has never made a mistake has never
tried anything new."
"If A equals success, then the formula is
AXYZ. X is work. Y is play. Z is keep your
mouth shut."
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