Albert Einstein created a whole new universe of curiosity and discovery through research, experiments, and countless years of dedication to science. Throughout the years of his life, he faced many trials and failures, but those helped him set the foundations for many inventions and findings in the science community. Albert Einstein was an amazing scientist with a curious childhood and an extraordinary adult life, filled with discoveries and findings that ended up impacting science in several ways. Not only did he benefit the science community, but he helped fight for causes that he believed needed to be fought for Many consider him a genius, but most consider him the greatest man to ever live. Albert Einstein was born in Ulm, Germany on March
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After dropping out of high school, Einstein applied to enter the Swiss Federal Polytechnic School. Since his math and science test scores were especially high, he made it in contingent upon him finishing his high school degree. He was trained to teach physics and math. Eventually he got his degree in 1901 (Grandin, 9/21/15). Throughout his years at the Swiss Federal Polytechnic School, he made friends with Milena Maric and eventually married her on January 6, 1903. They had two sons together before their divorce in 1919. Later that year, he married his cousin Elsa Lowenthal (Albert EInstein, 9/21/15). Even through his difficult family issues, he still was involved in science and worked his hardest. Not only was he involved with science, but he was densely involved in politics and had an opinion on several issues. A few examples of this is when he moved to America, he worked to establish a Jewish State in Palestine, he protested against atomic bombs, and he worked for world disarmament. All his efforts in politics helped save multiple lives (Forman, 2009). Einstein was a renowned scientist for what he discovered. The most famous discovery he made was the E=MC2equation which proves that tiny particles of matter can be changed into large amounts of energy. This helped with the creation of atomic power which is used for several weapons and power supplies
After dropping out of high school, Einstein applied to enter the Swiss Federal Polytechnic School. Since his math and science test scores were especially high, he made it in contingent upon him finishing his high school degree. He was trained to teach physics and math. Eventually he got his degree in 1901 (Grandin, 9/21/15). Throughout his years at the Swiss Federal Polytechnic School, he made friends with Milena Maric and eventually married her on January 6, 1903. They had two sons together before their divorce in 1919. Later that year, he married his cousin Elsa Lowenthal (Albert EInstein, 9/21/15). Even through his difficult family issues, he still was involved in science and worked his hardest. Not only was he involved with science, but he was densely involved in politics and had an opinion on several issues. A few examples of this is when he moved to America, he worked to establish a Jewish State in Palestine, he protested against atomic bombs, and he worked for world disarmament. All his efforts in politics helped save multiple lives (Forman, 2009). Einstein was a renowned scientist for what he discovered. The most famous discovery he made was the E=MC2equation which proves that tiny particles of matter can be changed into large amounts of energy. This helped with the creation of atomic power which is used for several weapons and power supplies