THE STORY OF ALBERT EINSTIEN

ALBERT EINSTEIN MAN WHO CHANGED THE WORLD

YEAR 1879: BIRTH OF THE LEGEND Hi there, I am Albert Einstein. I was born in 1879 in Ulm, Germany. My parents are Hermann Einstein and Pauline Koch. I attended a Catholic Elementary School in Munich at the age of five. Later, I was transferred to Luitpold Gymnasium where I received primary and secondary studies. In 1895, my family moved to Italy. In 1896, I entered Swiss polytechnic school in Zurich to be trained as a teacher in physics and mathematics. However, I grappled to get a teaching job, so I took up a position of Technical Assistant in Swiss patent office which gave me enough spare time to continue my scientific search and studies.

YEAR 1905: THE MIRACLE YEAR In 1905, the scientific community took notice of me. I was also awarded PhD by University of Zurich. I published four landmark papers during that period. These papers then contributed to study of space, matter and time. During this period, I also discovered most famous equation E=mc^2. After this, my reputation skyrocketed and this helped me to become a university lecturer, but I was not satisfied. I later quit the job as patent clerk and as lecturer, to become a University Professor in 1911. In 1919, A Total Solar Eclipse occurred which proved my Theory of General Relativity, and made me a world famous scientist. My theory also helped many to research the Gravitational forces and matter and People started calling me the ‘Next Newton’.

In 1921, I was awarded the NOBEL PRIZE for my contribution in the field of physics. AFTER 1921: THE LUMINARY I still remember that, wherever I went, conglomeration of fans would surround me to hear my voice. I soon became a well known personality in the world of academics. However, I soon became an adversary for the rising Nazi party, because of my status as a Jew. Sadly, by 1933 I was forced to stop teaching in Germany and my works were being burned. There were assassination attempts on me too.

Then I decided to settle in United States of America, in New Jersey’s Institute for Advanced Studies. YEAR 1955: THE EPILOGUE In 1939, I apprised the U.S Government to the possibility that Nazi forces were originating nuclear armaments. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt conceded and Manhattan mission materialized. The Manhattan mission saw the development of the first Atomic bomb. I became an American citizen by 1940, and was an eminent member of NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Coloured People). I also contributed in fight of Civil Rights in U.S.A.

In 1952, I was approached by Israeli Premier to become the 2nd President of Israel, but I gainsaid the offer, as I lacked the skills required for the job. My later Years were spent on studying the basic forces of nature and gravity. However, I was not able to complete them due to my demise in 1955.

QUOTES BY ALBERT EINSTEIN “Few are those who see with their own eyes and feel with their own hearts” “Try not to become a man of success, but rather try to become a man of value” “Unthinking respect for the authority is the greatest enemy of the truth” FACTS ABOUT ALBERT EINSTEIN Albert Einstein did not wear socks. Albert Einstein fell in love with violin after hearing Mozart’s Sonatas. Albert Einstein loved sailing, despite the fact that he was worse at it and he could not swim. Albert Einstein was born on pi (3.14) day (March 14).