einstein, albert

Presents a collection of letters, speeches, and articles by Albert Einstein that speak to the physicist's anti-racist sentiments and activities, and includes narrative text that explains the context in which the writings were done.

Discusses the upheaval that swept the scientific world over physicist Albert Einstein's refusal to accept the theory of quantum mechanics advanced by his colleague Niels Bohr.

Blends science, history, and biography in an exploration of how mathematical language has been used to to make sense of the physical world, focusing on Einstein's hero James Clerk Maxwell and his four equations on electricty and magnetism, as well as the work of Isaac Newton and Michael Faraday.

Examines the life of the physicist Albert Einstein, whose work revolutionized scientific thinking, with an emphasis on his early years.

Examines and explains Einstein's theories of relativity as they pertain to high-speed motion and gravity.

Presents a biography of Albert Einstein, in words and photographs, and examines the life of the physicist whose theories revolutionized the way science views the space-time continuum, and integrates Einstein's political, cultural, and social interests with his scientific beliefs.

Surveys Einstein's work on developing his theory of relativity and discusses recent developments in radioastronomy, cosmology, and field theory based on Einstein's discovery.

Describes the life and work of the scientist whose theory of relativity revolutionized scientific thinking.

Scientist Albert Einstein shares his thoughts on life, the world around him, and his career and accomplishments in science.