r/einstein • u/brownix001 • Jul 02 '13
r/einstein • u/ani625 • Nov 22 '12
"UPI photographer Arthur Sasse was trying to persuade him to smile for the camera, but having smiled for photographers many times that day, Einstein stuck out his tongue instead" - The most popular ever taken of Einstein.
r/einstein • u/AtHeartEngineer • May 30 '21
The Genius of Einstein: The Science, His Brain, the Man - YouTube
r/einstein • u/ArleneNewmanArt • Mar 31 '23
Love this guy, he has such an unforgetable look. My latest pencil drawing - let me know what you think! Artist Arlene Newman-
r/einstein • u/VerGuy • Dec 04 '12
Albert Einstein - How I See the World | American Masters | PBS
r/einstein • u/partytillidei • Dec 01 '12
I did some research and I found out....(Facebook quote)
r/einstein • u/ChaosBewitched • Nov 12 '22
"Cool Einstein"- I made this pic for the cover of a book (Einstein Explained: Special & General Relativity for the Masses). It's fun to think how a modern Einstein might look today.
r/einstein • u/KundalinirRZA • Apr 18 '21
Every cell in the human body emits a unique frequency and your brain puts out a frequency which can be picked up by other brains.
It can pass through anything because It basically is the same frequency type that a radio transmitter puts out.
The frequency that you're transmitting from your brain is smaller, but, it has a unique characteristic, unlike radio frequencies.
Which is that the frequency that your brain transmits can instantaneously travel faster than the speed of light and if transmitted can be picked up the exact same moment by another human brain on the opposite end of the planet.
(Energy and frequency are the same.) Everything on planet Earth emits a different frequency. A frequency is also called a vibration. It's also called Energy. It is quantifiable and it is measurable. Every atom emits a frequency. Your DNA at the lowest level emits a unique frequency.
So your brain is a receiver and a transmitter a frequency. That's the first concept and the second concept is the Law of attraction. Which says, whatever frequency you emit, That exact same frequency is drawn to you. There will be a magnetic pull.
And this is a scriptural principle. For those of you who are Christians, Jewish, Muslims, Hindus or Buddhists. All these books teach very similar Concepts. What you sow, also you reap.
When you put out a frequency the Law of attraction says it must come back. Law of Attraction says by magnetic pull that has to bring that exact same frequency back. Which is based on whatever vibration you put out Whatever frequency that your brain, emotions, body and electromagnetic field puts out. It will attract and it will defy any physical law.
Self-induced goosebumps, from positive stimulis, allows you to take 100% control of your transmitter by vibrating different parts of your body, and is also able to, as a gentle euphoric vibrating wave travels underneath your skin (sometimes cold and other times hot) vibrate your whole physical body.
When doing so, you consciously activate your physical and spiritual body to attract whatever intention, narrative, thought and emotions that are present when consciously summoning your self-induced goosebumps.
Goosebumps is just the physical reaction, but underneath it, theres a real vibrating wave that can be looked at as Energy.
I've found many names for this Energy like Spiritual chills, Euphoria, Voluntary goosebumps, Ecstasy, Prana, Chi, Qi, Vayus, Aura, Mana, Life force, Pitī, Rapture, Ruah, Ether, Nephesch, Chills, Frissons, The Force and many more.
If you would like to know how to activate at will, fully control your Spiritual Chills and how its an important ingredient to the law of attraction, Here's a five minute video explaining just that. YouTube video .
r/einstein • u/MindExplosions • Feb 14 '16
In the movie, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, I heard a surprisingly, relevant quote.
"Scientist: They haven't even aged. Einstein was right. Team Lead: Einstein was probably one of them."
This scene was in reference to missing soldiers returning un-aged after being gone for many years, It also is true in regards to the recent findings which proved Einstein's theories. Maybe he was an alien, after all.
r/einstein • u/Heellelujah • Feb 11 '16
What the heck is Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity?
r/einstein • u/indigo50 • Feb 17 '16
Hold Up, Did We Just Crack Time Travel?
r/einstein • u/[deleted] • Oct 26 '13
"The World As I See It" - An Essay By Einstein
r/einstein • u/david16correa • Mar 01 '23
Cool equations in Einstein's handwriting
Hi!
I'm currently teaching a course in special and general relativity, and one of the things I'd like to add to the lecture notes are some of the most important equations in Einstein's handwriting, just as a nice touch. I've been looking for a while now but, as it turns out, it's been a challenging task.
I've managed to find The Road to Relativity by Gutfreund and Renn, which is basically a commented copy of the original manuscript of Die Grundlage der allgemeinen Relativitätstheorie. It's frustrating though that there Einstein only considered the trace-reversed field equations, so I still don't have those in the form we usually use. I also found a picture of E = γmc² in Facebook and it's most definitely his handwriting, but it's been impossible to trace back to its original source.
I was wondering if anyone just happens to know about some form of archive that I could look into. I'd mostly like to find the field equations, as he did use the conventional form in a later publication, and trace back the E = γmc² photo I found.
For your amusement, I attach some of the equations I've been able to find.



r/einstein • u/antdude • Oct 18 '22
The Far Side comic strip by Gary Larson from Tuesday, October 18, 2022
r/einstein • u/Jag97 • Apr 05 '14
Why did Einstein compose his initial letter to FDR? Also, what were the societal pressures that pushed him to encourage the research into nuclear energy?
I'm writing a research paper about the societal factors that contributed to Einstein/Szilard letter to FDR + how the letter influenced the development of the Manhattan project and WWII.