'Life's' works through dreams
In the past, many scientists and writers partly thanks to the dream of giving works to life.
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In the past, many scientists and writers partly thanks to the dream of giving works to life.
The handwritten letter was sent in 1928 from Berlin (Germany) to a mathematician sketching his ideas on Relativity.
Imagination is more important than knowledge
Alber Einstein needed a series of complex equations to describe the theory of relativity, but Filipino students explained it in a simpler way and won a $ 250,000 scholar…
Good sleep for the brain and Einstein follow this advice better than anyone, according to the BBC. He slept at least 10 hours a day.
Newton, Einstein or Michelangelo ... are famous geniuses in human history but few know that they carry many abnormal neurological symptoms.
According to the Daily Mail, the handwritten note was recorded by Einstein at a Tokyo hotel, sharing the secret of a happy life.
Below is a list of 40 people with the highest IQ in human history, making tremendous contributions to changing the modern world.
In order to become a student of the institute, candidates need to have many qualities, as well as outstanding achievements. Few can imagine a 15-year-old boy who could b…
Albert Einstein is an undeniable genius, but the story behind that, the price of his family must be exchanged is also one that many people still mention.
Einstein, the author of the legendary energy formula: E = mc2, once admitted that he still could not understand another even more mysterious energy.
If we go deeper into the analysis and further inference from Einstein's theory, we will have convincing explanations about ghosts.
Experiments riding on a beam of light, or paradoxes of twins are two of the five imaginary experiments that led to Albert Einstein's revolutionary physics proposals, one…
The transcendent minds of mankind also sometimes give false statements that cannot help, including the genius Albert Einstein.
The inconvenience in using the one kilogram international standard weight scale IPK forces scientists to find other ways to measure.