Albert Einstein

The evolution of humanity to this day marked the 20

Century, a period full of tragedy, on the one hand,

and spectacular events, on the other. Of all the tragedies, to mention two world wars and the
development, production and, finally, the use of atomic bombs, which shocked humanity with its
enormous destructive force. In terms of the spectacular events of the 20th Century man, more than ever
before, closer to the decision a big mystery: the knowledge of the universe.

Here we meet with a paradox: both of these phenomena are particularly related to the ingenuity of one
man - scientist Albert Einstein. His research has contributed to the development of the theory of
relativity, for which there has been a thorough review of observations Isaac Newton in the 17

Century,

which, in turn, led to a revolution in science. On the other hand, the progress and findings in the field of
physics have enabled the development of atomic bombs. Said scientist brilliant mind was fully aware of
his contribution to this, and it is pursued until the end of his life.

Albert Einstein was a theoretical physicist, one of the greatest minds and most important
figures in the history of the world. He is often regarded as the father of modern physics. In the
1921 he received the Nobel Prize in Physics "for his services to Theoretical Physics, and
especially for his discovery of the law of the photoelectric effect."

Albert Einstein formulated the special and general theory of relativity which revoluted modern
physics. In addition, contributed to the progress of quantum theory and statistical mechanics.
Although best known for his theory of relativity (in particular the equivalence of mass and
energy E = mc2).

The subject of his research were Capillary Force, Special Theory of Relativity (which has united
the laws of mechanics and electromagnetics), General Theory of Relativity (Special Theory of
generalization, which included accelerated motion and gravity), cosmology, statistical
mechanics, Braun movement, critical

opalescence , the probability of electronic transitions the

atom, the problems probability interpretation of quantum theory, thermodynamics of light at
low densities of radiation, the photoelectric effect, Fotoluminiscency, Fotoyoniscience, Galvanic
effect, the secondary cahode rays, zakočno radiation, stimulated emission of radiation, unified
field theory, the unification of the basic physical concepts through their geometrization etc.

Biography

Childhood and middle school age

Albert Einstein was born in Ulm, in the Kingdom of Württemberg in the German Empire on 14
March 1879. His father was Hermann Einstein, a salesman and engineer. His mother was
Pauline Einstein. In 1880, the family moved to Munich, where his father and his uncle founded
Elektrotechnische Fabrik J. Einstein & Cie, a company that manufactured electrical equipment
based on direct current.

Albert Einstein was a child that was really hard to predict he will one day become a genius.

Kept

away from other kids, which is why he was classmates watched with disdain. He was not a great
student, but he loved to read all the books dealing with science.

He had a habit of detail on all aspects of analyzing every thought, idea or information that
would be received, and it is all kept to himself until the moment when they decided to have his
mind sufficiently dealt with a particular theme.

So he was considered a residual stubble of other

people and they do not generally appreciated as a school mate. He could see and perceive
things that his peers could not even imagine. Although this will later make his feature celebrity,
a little Einstein was considered "stubborn" and "different".

Another, known aspect Einstein’s childhood is the fact that he spoke later than most average
children. Einstein himself claimed that he did not speak out before his third year and even then
it seemed reluctantly to the age of nine years. Because of this development of Einstein’s later
speaking abilities and his later boyish tendency to avoid any subject in school that he was
boring, and to concentrate intensely on what interested him, some of his connoisseurs of the
time, such as a family maid , have even suggested that he may be "retarded." The latter
observation is not, however, was the only life that Einstein went to a team that he attached
some kind of controversial or epithets that label a "pathological labels". Since none of the
members of Alberto's family was not strictly adhered to Jewish religious traditions, and it was
allowed to attend Catholic school. Although he initially did not really liked all the lessons that he
had heard of that school, and often it is skipped, it was later, for example, often there was a
great pleasure and solace in Mozart violin sonata.

When Einstein was five years old, his father showed him a small pocket compass, and Einstein
was then realized that something in "empty" space affects the magnetic needle compass, and