This is a compilation of sites that I have found about Einstein. Some are educational for children. I include them, because we are all like children when it comes to understanding what Einstein tried to teach the world. There will be many more links once you start clicking on these. If you prefer a new window with each link (as I do), simply right click your mouse on top of the link and choose Open in New Window. If you use IE, just press the shift key at the same time you click the link. I prefer multiple sites open at the same time to return to where I started without relying on the BACK button. To make sure you don't lose this site, bookmark it before you leave!
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This site has an enormous list of links to sites about Einstein. Just go to this site to take a journey with Einstein.
Matter determines how space curves. Curved space determines how matter moves. Think about this...
Image and Impact. There are no words for this site. It is awesome. There is also a link to The World as I see it by Einstein.
One could spend hours here just reading about Einstein. There are links to everything about his life, his works, he hobbies ... everything. There are also wonderful images of him, including the one from Time Magazine, when Einstein was chosen The Man of the Century and looked so incredibly sad.
Albert Einstein Online
This site has an enormous list of links to sites about Einstein. Just go to this site to take a journey with Einstein.
Einstein's Relativity - Interesting Facts
Matter determines how space curves. Curved space determines how matter moves. Think about this...
Center for History of Physics
Image and Impact. There are no words for this site. It is awesome. There is also a link to The World as I see it by Einstein.
Wikepedia
One could spend hours here just reading about Einstein. There are links to everything about his life, his works, he hobbies ... everything. There are also wonderful images of him, including the one from Time Magazine, when Einstein was chosen The Man of the Century and looked so incredibly sad.
The Enlightened Genius - Part 1
Collected Quotes - Part 2
The Past Returns - Part 3
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Einstein's mother introduced him to the violin at the age of 6 in an attempt to counteract his academic failures. Einstein eventually became an accomplished amateur violinist, taking particular pleasure in performing Mozart and discussing the parallels between music and mathematics. His son, Hans Albert, recalled that “whenever he felt that he had come to the end of the road or into a difficult situation in his work, he would take refuge in music, and that would usually resolve all the difficulties.”
