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Einstein failed more often and
faced more rejection than nearly anyone.
Only because he never gave up on himself and his dreams, did he
eventually becoming the world most esteemed scientist.
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Einstein's
solution of the mystery of the Photoelectric Effect earned him
celebrity and the Nobel Prize. He explained that light was composed of
individual particles we call photons.
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1905
was Einstein's Miracle Year. His 5 revolutionary papers that year
changed forever our concepts of nature and rescued his career.
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Einstein's
celebrity and scientific accomplishments grew, ultimately making him
the most famous scientist of all time.
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Einstein
suggested this “thought experiment.” Imagine two perfect clocks, each
composed of a single photon bouncing between two parallel mirrors.
Place the right clock in a fast moving jet, while the left clock sits
on Earth’s surface....
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Dr.
Piccioni comparing Newton's Laws and Einstein's Theory of
General Relativity.
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