Albert Einstein: Life Story

Albert Einstein was born in Germany, where he began his education. Scientists took his brain without his family knowing in hopes of future scientists to learn what made him so smart. He is obviously known for his intelligence and when he went to the United States Of America he became known as a celebrated scientist. Although he was German, when he had traveled to the US, he became a US citizen is 1940. He got a nobel prize in 1921. There were some fun facts about Albert Einstein.

Albert Einstein was born in Ulm, Germany, on March 14th, 1879. When growing up, he went to Luitpold Gymnasium in Munich. For middle school, he went to Boarding school in Aarav. He went to a lot of different schools. University Of Zurich, ETH Zurich, and a lot more. When he was a boy, he was mostly in Munich, Germany. His dad owned an electric company and he learned a lot from his dad. Science and electronics. Albert liked math and science a lot. He wanted to pursue it in school. When schooling, half way through he ended up schooling in Switzerland. This was a paragraph on his early life.

Of course Albert Einstein does science and math, but when Albert Einstein had immigrated into the US, the Nazi’s had a target on him. In 1921, he won a Nobel Prize for physics. He had created the world famous equation, E=mc2. He was also offered the presidency of Israel. He offered his hand written version of his Theory Of Relativity in 1960 for six million dollars in order to help with the war effort. He went to a lot of colleges. University of Zurich, ETH Zurich, Leiden University, and Complutense University of Madrid. Now that you know what his adulthood was like, let's talk about why he's famous.

Now we all know that Albert is a very smart scientist, but did you know that we probably wouldn’t have a GPS these days if it wasn’t for him? To be exact, he realized that satellites are ahead of earth time by around 38000 nanoseconds. And you probably didn’t know this either, but solar panels or light panels also wouldn’t be able to be a thing right now if it wasn’t for him. It was a nobel prize called the law of the Photoelectric Effect. Also those street light when night falls. Even though he has many accomplishments in his life, he is still most known for E=mc2.

Albert was very busy in his life. He went to a ton of schools, moved a lot, and learned a lot. He was famous as well, which might cause chaos here and there. He’s been targeted, he’s won Nobel Prizes, and so much more. And of course, his equation. We can only imagine if he had lived longer, what we could have learned from Albert Einstein. “Logic will get you from A to B, Imagination will take you everywhere.” -Albert Einstein.

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