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Einstein,
His Life and E=MC².
Science is the study
of biology, physics and chemistry, and how these
disciplines interact with each other in the world
we live in. There have been many great scientists
who have contributed well to our societies, but
the most influential of them all, in my opinion,
was Albert Einstein. This paper will examine his
early life, his difficulties as an aspiring scientist
in Pre-Nazi Europe, his escape to the West, and
the development of his famous theorem E=MC².
Without the hard work and brilliance of his
findings, the atomic and thermal worlds would
still be in the Dark Ages. e hard work and
brilliance of his findings, the atomic and thermal
worlds would still be in the Dark Ages.
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