einstein, albert

Einstein introduces the concepts of light and gravity to young readers.

Evaluates the contributions and achievements of Einstein from an alternative perspective of his mistakes and reliance on his predecessors, offering insight into how the discoveries of such figures as Galileo, Newton, and Copernicus shaped Einstein's career and how failures in his personal and professional arenas influenced his iconic character.

A portrait of the life of Albert Einstein focuses on his passions for music, learning, women, and peace, and their effect on his scientific theories.

This book presents eighteen essays on the life and career of Albert Einstein, scientist who was famous foremost for his theory of relativity.

Examines the life of Albert Einstein and his insights into the nature of the universe.

Presents Albert Einstein's visual manner of thinking that led to his revolutionary theories in the field of physics. Explores how Einstein developed his theory of relativity, his theory of curved space and time, and his incomplete unified field theory.

Provides a history of Albert Einstein and Henri Poincare's search for a "pure" time and the theory of relativity.