Sweet as Pi: Celebrating Einstein's birthday with a slice of math
March 14 is often celebrated at Pi Day, but it's also the birthday of one of our greatest scientists whose work impacts us ...
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Happy Birthday Albert Einstein
On March 14, 1879, Albert Einstein was born in Ulm, Germany. His thinking revolutionized physics and turned the scientific ...
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The einstein problem: Molecular chirality leads to unexpected aperiodic patterns on metal surfaces
Despite its name, this mathematical question has nothing to do with the Nobel Prize winner Albert Einstein. It asks: Can you seamlessly tile an endless surface with a single shape (an "einstein ...
50 Extremely Rare Pictures Of Famous Historical Figures That Will Completely And Totally Change The Way You Think About Them
40.And this is the last picture ever taken of President Ulysses S. Grant, snapped days before his death at his home: Shoutout ...
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Today in Chicago History: Albert Einstein visits Chicago
Is an important event missing from this date? Email us. Nobel Prize-winning physicist Albert Einstein spoke to the Standard Club in Chicago on March 14, 1933. (Chicago Tribune) 1933: Albert ...
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Who Was Einstein?
Einstein had a birthday ... Albert used his fame to speak up for what he believed. Albert won a Nobel Prize in 1921 and became world famous. In 1932 he escaped Nazi Germany by moving to the ...
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14 Einstein quotes to unlock your inner brilliance
won the Nobel Prize in Physics, and regretted his role in creating the atomic bomb–calling it “the one great mistake in my life.” But did you know that Albert Einstein also had a ...
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Maxwell was more than 40 years ahead of Einstein – the equation that could reveal the true origin of photons and change our understanding of light
Albert Einstein shook up physics by proposing that light wasn’t just a wave, but it could also behave like a collection of ...
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The molecular Einstein: One molecule, endless patterns
Despite its name, this mathematical question has nothing to do with the Nobel Prize winner Albert Einstein. It asks: Can you seamlessly tile an endless surface with a single shape (an "Einstein ...