161. The Einstein File Fred Jerome reveals that albert einstein was investigated by the FBI and J. Edgar Hoover in his new book The einstein File. http://www.theeinsteinfile.com

Home Join The Discussion At www.topica.com/lists/Einstein or Email The Author At : Einstein-subscribe@topica.com Published by St. Martins Press www.stmartins.com NOW OUT IN PAPERBACK The Einstein File It's widely believed that Einstein was the "father of the atom bomb." In fact, readers of Fred Jerome's new book The Einstein File will discover that the scientist was barred from working on the bomb, as a security risk by J. Edgar Hoover's FBI and US Army officials. It was part of Hoover's secret, 23-year campaign to undermine Einstein's influence, a campaign that included illegally opening the scientist's mail, monitoring his phone, trying to link him to Soviet spies, and trying to take away his American citizenship - a campaign detailed for the first time in The Einstein File . The book, published in May by St. Martin's Press, also brings to light evidence that Hoover was working with or duped by pro-Nazi elements in Germany and the US. After three years of FOIA efforts, Jerome succeeded in obtaining virtually the full FBI file on the world's most famous scientist. (In a 1983 version released by the FBI more than 25% of the file was withheld or blacked out.) From the Book Jacket: Using material newly obtained through the Freedom of Information Act, Fred Jerome weaves information from Einstein's almost two-thousand-page FBI file with the history of the period to create a spy-story-like narrative that also explores Einstein's political dimension.

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Welcome to the official homepage of the Einstein Papers Project At the California Institute of Technology The Einstein Papers Project (EPP) publishes in large book format The Collected Papers of Albert Einstein , an edition of twenty-five planned volumes of Albert Einstein's scientific, professional and personal papers, manuscripts and correspondence. Eight volumes have been published so far by Princeton University Press ; two more are in preparation, to be published within the next three years. Most of the original documents in the Einstein collection are located at The Albert Einstein Archives at the Jewish National and University Library at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Click for more information about: The Collected Papers Staff Published Volumes ... Einstein Archives Online Contact Information: Einstein Papers Project California Institute of Technology 20-7 Pasadena, CA 91125 Phone: 626-395-8044 Fax: 626-449-0814 Email to: epp@einstein.caltech.edu

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165. Einstein's Compass - This Gift May Have Launched The Genius Of Albert Einstein What is it that triggers a spark of genius? For five year old albert einstein, it might well have been the gift from his father of a simple magnetic compass. http://www.johnshepler.com/articles/einstein.html

A Science and Technology Article Sponsored by LongDistanceRateFinder.com Buy at AllPosters.com Einstein's Compass This gift may have launched the genius of Albert Einstein By: John Shepler What is it that triggers a spark of genius? Is there some encouragement given at the right time that starts the process or helps it along, or does genius simply find its expression despite all odds? Young Albert was a quiet boy. "Perhaps too quiet", thought Hermann and Pauline Einstein. He spoke hardly at all until age 3. They might have thought him slow, but there was something else evident. When he did speak, he'd say the most unusual things. At age 2, Pauline promised him a surprise. Albert was elated, thinking she was bringing him some new fascinating toy. But when his mother presented him with his new baby sister Maja, all Albert could do is stare quizzically. Finally he responded, "where are the wheels?" When he was 5 years old and sick in bed, Hermann Einstein brought Albert a device that did stir his intellect. It was the first time he had seen a magnetic compass. He lay there shaking and twisting the odd contraption, certain he could fool it into pointing off in a new direction. But try as he might, the compass needle would always find its way back to pointing in the direction of magnetic north. "A wonder," he thought. The invisible force that guided the compass needle was evidence to Albert that there was more to our world that meets the eye. There was "something behind things, something deeply hidden."

166. ETH-Bibliothek: Spezialsammlungen Manuskripte und Autographen von ETHDozentInnnen und anderen Pers¶nlichkeiten (darunter albert einstein, Hermann Hesse, Carl Gustav Jung). http://www.ethbib.ethz.ch/whs/wisshis.html

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167. A Cataclysm Of Thought - 99.01 By Alan Lightman. Atlantic Monthly The author reviews five epochal papers by albert einstein. http://www.theatlantic.com/issues/99jan/einstein.htm

Return to this issue's Table of Contents. J A N U A R Y 1 9 9 9 In 1905 Albert Einstein, a twenty-six-year-old clerk, published five epochal papers. One was later awarded a Nobel Prize. Reading them today, our reviewer is thrilled by their genius by Alan Lightman EINSTEIN'S MIRACULOUS YEAR: Five Papers That Changed the Face of Physics edited by John Stachel. Princeton University Press, 216 pages, I 'VE often been struck by the fact that philosophy students read Kant's Critique of Pure Reason, political-science majors read the U.S. Constitution, and literature classes read Shakespeare, but students of science rarely read the works of Mendeleev or Lavoisier or Einstein. The widely used college textbook from which I learned mechanics, the area of physics whose foundations were laid largely by Isaac Newton, contains a beautiful exposition of classical mechanics but only a handful of mentions of Newton, no excerpts from his Principia, and no pages at all on the history of the subject. From this one observation an intelligent creature from outer space could determine that there exists a profound difference between the disciplines we call natural science and those we call humanities or art or social science. Modern textbooks on science give no sense that scientific ideas come out of the minds of human beings. Instead science is portrayed as a set of current laws and results, inscribed like the Ten Commandments by some immediate but disembodied authority. Discuss this article in More on books in

168. Jest For Pun Humorous quotes attributed to albert einstein. http://www.workinghumor.com/quotes/albert_einstein.shtml

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173. Matematicos Translate this page época. Sin embargo, inclusive de niño Alberto einstein tenía una mente inquieta, inquisitiva para los temas que le interesaban. http://www.mat.usach.cl/histmat/html/eins.html

Albert Einstein "Esta guerra es una depravación y un crimen salvaje. Preferiría que me descuartizaran antes que participar en cosa tan abominable" "Sólo me quedaré en un país en que predominen la libertad política, la tolerancia y la igualdad de todos los ciudadanos ante la ley. En la actualidad, no existen dichas condiciones en Alemania". "Estoy absolutamente convencido que ninguna riqueza del mundo puede ayudar a que progrese la humanidad...El mundo necesita paz permanente y buena voluntad perdurable". Cuando recorrió el mundo, quedó asombrado al ver la degradación y la pobreza de las masas en muchos países. Se negó a caminar en un rickshaw, pues no estaba dispuesto a ser arrastrado por otro ser humano. Una vez, cuando lo invitaron a visitar a la reina de Bélgica, se bajó del tren y caminó hasta el palacio llevando una maleta y su violín, sin que nadie lo reconociera, mientras la limosina y el comité de recepción lo esperaban en la estación. Como la reina le preguntara por qué no había usado la limosina, respondió: "Era muy agradable caminar, majestad". Referencias:

174. EINSTEIN'S LEGACY einstein S LEGACY. Although gravity. einstein s legacy is a universe in which space and time are woven into a single fabric spacetime. http://archive.ncsa.uiuc.edu/Cyberia/NumRel/EinsteinLegacy.html

Forward Up Map Glossary ... Expo Home EINSTEIN'S LEGACY Although he is regarded as one of the most brilliant mathematical physicists of the century, Einstein thought of himself as much as a philosopher as a scientist. Certainly his theories relating matter, energy, space, time and gravity have guided much of the work in theoretical physics since 1905. His famous "thought experiments," based on intuition and imagination rather than laboratory work, propelled us beyond the mechanistic, unchanging "clockwork universe" of Newton and the other classical physicists into a relativistic universe . Here clocks run slower or faster depending on the speed of travel or location in the universe, and "true" distances are stretched or shrunk by gravity. Einstein's legacy is a universe in which space and time are woven into a single fabric spacetime. It is matter that causes spacetime to curve and whose motion and properties are, in turn, altered by that curvature. If all this seems a bit baffling, relax. With a bit of persistence you'll get the gist. Uncertain Beginnings Einstein's college record as an unenthusiastic student is fairly well known. So, too, his independence and questioning of authority, all of which may have prevented him from landing an entry-level academic position once he graduated in 1900 with a degree in physics. Yet despite this unpromising start, Einstein changed the world through the power of his unconventional imagination.

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