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Anatomy of a genius
Albert Einstein was a pure genius, an epic scientist, an innovator, and a visionary, like a few others in the history of mankind. He left an inestimable heritage, a deep footprint not only in the physics of his time.Einstein is unique in the history of physics because, maybe even more than Isaac Newton, he changed the game of physics and in almost any field and worked mainly alone.

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Whereas the Italian mathematician Ricci Curbastro had developed the absolute tensorial calculus, a generalization of the vectors in n dimensions that Einstein used to express the laws that regulate the phenomena within space-time.
Whereas the Italian mathematician Ricci Curbastro had developed the absolute tensorial calculus, a generalization of the vectors in n dimensions that Einstein used to express the laws that regulate the phenomena within space-time.
3- On September 26, “The Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies” was released
Today we call it special relativity.
Furthermore, hidden within Einstein’s field equations, there was another stunning prediction: gravitational waves
EINSTEIN’S MISTAKES , why Einstein was wrong

Einstein was great even in making mistakes! Few people know that he made huge mistakes.
Therefore Einstein added a new term, corresponding to a repulsive force to counterbalance gravity and make the universe stable and steady: he named it “cosmological constant”.
In fact, in 1997 dark energy was discovered: it turned out that the expansion of the universe was even accelerating:

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Video Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
02:14 Finding the Words
03:47 Einsteins Work
04:48 Einsteins Discoveries
06:38 Einsteins Legacy

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