Announcing the private life of genius Albert Einstein
The entire archive of Albert Einstein's archives, including many love letters, sent to dozens of lovers, letters from fans, papers containing scribbled words about sudde…
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The entire archive of Albert Einstein's archives, including many love letters, sent to dozens of lovers, letters from fans, papers containing scribbled words about sudde…
Einstein's genius died at the age of 76 in 1995 in Jersey, USA. After his death, the scientist's brain was divided into parts, to study and explain why he was so intelli…
The public will have the opportunity to admire the brain of Albert Einstein, who is considered the greatest scientist in the 20th century, at an American museum.
The letter from scientist Albert Einstein warned of the threat to Jews who were sold for $ 14,000.
For the first time, the first original manuscript pages written by Albert Einstein on Relativity were displayed at the Jerusalem Academy of Humanities and Sciences, Isra…
Two Vietnamese, one living in Hanoi and the other in Ho Chi Minh City have independently researched and said, found the relativity of Albert Einstein had
In the morning of December 19 in Hanoi, Knowledge Publishing House published the first three works translated and published in the Essence of the world bookshelves in Vi…
On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the relativism and 50 years of the death of the great scientist Albert Eistein, the Goeth Institute in Hanoi will hold Eistei…
About a year before his death, Einstein wrote a letter to Eric B. Gutkind, a Jewish philosopher, on January 3, 1954. The letter is a way to show Einstein's reaction to a…
The scientific community identified the Imperfection theorem to create the deepest revolution in awareness in the 20th century.
Few people know that the outstanding ideas that contribute to changing the world science of genius physicist Albert Einstein appeared in the time when he was walking and…
Galilei, Einstein and Hawking are among the most famous scientists and have the most contributions to astrophysics.
Einstein's research on the brain has not yet yielded a convincing report, but people still remember him through everyday life stories beyond science.
Is science and religion never going to find a common voice when one side always see evidence of the ear and the other maintains the absolute faith in the supernatural?