Famous Scientist Research Report: Albert Einstein

Famous Scientist Research Report

Albert Einstein

Albert Einstein was born on the fourteenth of march 1879 in Ulm Germany and died on the eighteenth of April 1955 aged seventy-six. Albert Einstein went to Luitpold Gymnasium secondary school, Albert Einstein struggled with school and had what people say was speech difficulties. He dropped out of school but then was granted admission into the Swiss Federal Polytechnic School in Zurich because of his amazing math’s and physics skills, but needed to complete his pre university education first so he had to attend a high school in Aarau. Albert Einstein was most famous for his “theory of relativity”,” The photoelectric effect” and his equation of E=MC2, he also won the Nobel prize in 1921 for his

He more continued on from “Maxwell’s theory” of electromagnetism than developed it from there in till he got the “theory of relativity”. Albert Einstein’s photoelectric effect started in 1887 with a scientist named Heinrich Hertz which “discovered that electrodes illuminated with ultraviolet light create electric sparks more easily”. Than in 1900 a German physicist named Max Planck proposed “that energy carried by electromagnetic waves could only be released in packets of energy”. Although in 1905 Albert Einstein released a paper in which he progressed the hypothesis saying “that light energy is carried in discrete quantized packets”. Albert Einstein discovered his very famous equation E=MC2 while trying to finish his “theory of relativity”, this equation actually completed Albert Einstein’s “theory of relativity”. Albert Einstein put all his theory in a journal which was call Annalen der Physik, there are three parts to the journal, the first part discussed the photoelectric effect, the second part was proving that atoms exists and the final one was about the “theory of

He has done so many things to revolutionise science and this has changed and improved economics and also has been involved in social justice and also some politics. Even though Albert Einstein was a physicist he also was a part of the civil rights with the African American and also gay right, and was involved in some politics as well. He improved economics because without his discoveries things like computers, televisions and GPS would not be around. We use these things every day especially computers like right now I’m writing this on my computer but a lot of people use computers and without them who knows what we would use. To conclude Albert Einstein is one of the smartest people to ever live and made some incredible discoveries in his life that has changed the world and made science what it is