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Albert Einstein — Part 9

93 pages · May 23, 2026 · Broad topic: Public Figures · Topic: Albert Einstein · 93 pages OCR'd
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ey pee em ae INU eRWNEO rapes Vash wo : The "Daily Express", London, England on Februsry 13, 1959 carried an article under the caption "Sinstein Answers Everything; Only Six Men Can Test H-Romb". This article stated that Einstein's latest theory which attempted, vith ons formula, to explain everything in the physical universe, was published on that day in fourteen pages. MI According to the article, the theory challenged seicntists to make tests either in the heert of the atom or in the movements of the stars to prove or to disprove that it wes the key to the riddle of the universe. ‘ele continued that Professor Ranesh lof *man. vho had worted vith Linstein said there probably onis six men in the world qualified to start testine the theory, erd thet scientists believed there were only one thousend brains in America hich would grasp the ful] meaning of the feurter? ~sees straight off. ‘ The ar £ £ecording to the article, these mages were m- inserted a: "aprendix to" in a new edition of Einstein's “The Meaning of Reletivity™. The erticle stated that Pinstein offered the relativity theory in 1915 and that any ordinary brains still had gittieslty | with that. : The article further stated that Tinstein, at 7, ltved- et Princeton University a3 an elder scholar. "On cloistered grounds he strolls with a stockins cap over his silver lovls-.- but withent socks." ‘Ne says: 'T am not a great man. Every ren het a brain. With it he does Ue best he cant" Cther information concerning Pinstein reported in this newspaper appeared in the "Daily Telegrarh and Morning Fest", Tendon, Encland on February 13, 1950, which is summarize? ejeov-hore 1n this surmary.
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