Albert Einstein Favorite Scientist
Words: 1349 Pages: 4 5236In the seventeenth century, the simplicity and elegance with which Isaac Newton had managed to explain the laws that govern the movement of bodies and that of the stars, unifying terrestrial and celestial physics, so dazzled his contemporaries that he came to consider himself mechanics completed. At the end of the 19th century, however, the relevance of some phenomena that classical physics could not explain was already unavoidable. It was up to Albert Einstein to overcome such shortcomings with the […]
