Mark Steel Lectures - Albert Einstein
A great physicist but a lousy father, Einstein played with the nature of space and time as easily as he did his beloved
violin. Mark Steel grapples with the fundamental nature of the Universe and Einstein's dislike of socks to provide
a comic guide to the essence of the most famous scientist in history.
Surely the only television programme in history to explain special relativity with reference to both minicabs and
Blake's 7, this is Einstein in a nutshell, at nearly the speed of light.
(from open2.net)
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| Albert Einstein - wikipedia Albert Einstein (1879-1955) was a German-born theoretical physicist who developed the general theory of relativity, one of the two pillars of modern physics (alongside quantum mechanics). |
| Albert Einstein This provides a collection of online resources related to Albert Einstein, including documentary films and e-books about Einstein's life and his scientific achievements. |
| Einstein Revealed Einstein Revealed is a science documentary film chronicling Albert Einstein's life and scientific achievements from his birth to his death. |
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