Einstein By Andril Recla 8 Pre-A.P.
Albert Einstein was a Jewish theoretical physicist born in Ulm, Germany on March 14th, 1879. Einstein is best known for his theory of relativity, theories of matter and heat, his contributions to the philosophy of science, and most of all, his mass-energy equivalence formula E=mc2. With all he has done for our interpretation of the universe, Albert is understandably one of the most famous scientists of the early 20th century. If it weren't for his unique and nonconformist perspective of thinking, our knowledge of theoretical physics, and probably almost all departments of physics, wouldn't even be close to how advanced we are today. A Picture of Albert Einstein
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Albert loved it. He would always wonder how it worked. How did the needle always know where to point? How was the Earth affecting it? Questions like these lead to his passion for wanting to understand how everything worked. With this new devotion, and his natural canniness for thinking outside the box, he discovered and built upon many theories that later became the foundations of modern science and technology.
A way Albert Einstein acted as a nonconformist was that he was married twice. Before the first divorce he had 3 children, one he hid from the world and its eventual fate is unknown. Then after the divorce he married his cousin. Most of those things were considered unusual and wrong at the