Uploaded on Apr 6, 2018
This presentation about inventions of Albert Einstein.
All About Albert Einstein Inventions
Albert Einstein Inventions Albert Einstein Inventions Albert Einstein was a physicist and mathematician by profession, and among the finest thinkers of latest inventions that gave us the vision. Albert Einstein wasn't noted for his inventions, but his great theories on which the current science stands today. Inventions, searching, or findings that brought to many inventions, many of these breakthroughs come under Albert Einstein accomplishments and the contributions helped scientists to adopt and understand the advancements. Quantum Theory of Light Einstein’s quantum theory of light proposed that light is composed of small packets of energy called photons that have wave like properties. In this theory he also explained the emission of electrons from some metals – this was called the photo electric effect. This theory later led to the invention of the Television, which gave technologists a vision to come up with screen devices (smartphones, computers, laptops). E=mc2 E=mc2 He demonstrated the link between mass and energy that led to the nuclear energy today. Brownian Movement This was the best Albert Einstein discoveries, where his observation of the zigzag movement particles in suspension, helped to prove the existence of atoms and molecules. And we all know how fundamental this discovery is to every branch of science today. Special Theory of Relativity This Einstein theory helped to explain that time and motion are relative to their observers, as long as the speed of light remains constant and natural laws are the same throughout the universe. General Theory of Relativity Einstein proposed that gravity is a curved field in the space time continuum created by the existence of mass. Manhattan Project Albert Einstein created the Manhattan Project, a research supported by the U.S, that led to the development of the atomic bomb in 1945. However, after learning the destruction of atomic bomb and introduced in Japan during World War 2, Einstein was known to be campaigning for a ban on nuclear weaponry. Einstein’s Refrigerator This may be one of the least known inventions that Einstein is famous for today. Einstein developed a refrigerator design that used ammonia, water, and butane, and required almost no energy to work. Sky is Blue Sky is Blue – Though this seems to be a simple explanation, but Einstein help put this argument to rest. THANKS “Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.”
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