1879-1955

Chronicles the friendship between Albert Einstein and logician Kurt Godel, focusing on how the two friends worked together to try and prove that time does not exist in the universe.

Chronicles the eighteen years Albert Einstein spent in Berlin, discussing the tumultuous events of his life and how the city's history influenced Einstein's work.

Contains over one hundred alphabetically arranged entries that provide information about various aspects of the life, work, achievements, and cultural influence of twentieth-century physicist Albert Einstein.

Examines how Albert Einstein's discoveries and theories have influenced modern science, discussing how his work has been used in various scientific fields and how it may shape the future.

A guide to the life and work of Albert Einstein that explains his scientific theories and the impact they had on modern science.

A parallel biography of Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso in their youth that discusses their discoveries in the realms of relativity and cubism and examines the similarities in their studies of space and time.

"Understanding the basics of matter is a core piece of the science curriculum. This guide to matter is an interesting, colorful introduction to these concepts in the field of science, including bright photos, fun facts, and basic experiments that allow readers to have an informative and complete hands-on learning experience. Biographical information on Albert Einstein is also included, with a detailed timeline, adding an interesting and engaging historical element to the text" -- Provided by publisher.

His curiosity for finding the right answers, won him acceptance for his revolutionary theories which made him a world famous scientist.

Presents a picture book biography of Albert Einstein and how one day he thought about riding on a beam of light, which led him to his famous equation about the speed of light.