Newton laid the foundation of natural science and Einstein took over the baton. Why has he been exploring tirelessly all his life?

The greatest physicists in the world are Einstein and Newton. Newton showed the mystery of the whole universe to mankind through the law of universal gravitation, and he also laid a solid and reliable foundation for later physical research, making countless physicists wave upon wave on the bridge he built. Einstein showed the mystery of space-time change to mankind through relativity. We cannot quantify their achievements, but we will always learn from their spirit of exploration.

In the process of my growth, I have experienced many twists and turns and have been learning.

1. Einstein was born in March 1879. His parents are descended from Jews. He was born in Germany and went to Munich with his parents a year later. From 65438 to 0888, Einstein entered a famous local high school and received traditional religious education. It is worth mentioning that he is one of the few students under the age of 10 in this school. We can also infer Einstein's outstanding talent in learning and his extraordinary talent when he was young only from the age of admission. Two years after entering school, Einstein began to teach himself geometry left by Euclid, a great mathematician in BC. Then he developed a religious passion for mathematics and continued to teach himself advanced mathematics. While studying mathematics, he read a lot of books and many works by Kant. 1894, Einstein moved to Milan, Italy with his family.

1895, Einstein completed his study of calculus, but unfortunately he was not admitted to the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology. It was also in this year that he began to think formally? If a person moves at the speed of light, what will he see or experience? . He has great doubts about the classical primitive physics theory, because the primitive theory is completely contradictory to his inference.

In the academic field, Einstein is a late bloomer for different reasons. Some scholars believe that Einstein's research field needs a long time and energy, so few people can make outstanding achievements in the field of physics in just a few years. It took Einstein only one or two decades to win the Nobel Prize in Physics and explore the physics theory that subverts the world. This is already a miracle.

Outstanding achievements in the academic field, love peace.

At 1. 192 1 year, Einstein won the physics prize for his research on photoelectric effect. This theory directly promoted the development of quantum mechanics. After winning the Nobel Prize, Einstein became famous. In April of the same year, he set up a school fund for Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Israel. He went to America to raise school funds. After winning the Medal of Honor at Columbia University, Einstein was received by then American President Harding at the White House. Later, he visited Princeton, Boston and Chicago, and made many academic reports on his research on relativity.

2. After the Nazi government of Germany seized the real power, Germany designated Einstein as treason. After the protest, Einstein returned to Berlin from America. Later, he attended the conference on army reduction held in Geneva, Switzerland, and was disappointed with the result. He is more worried about peace in Europe and the world. He called on the German people to defend Weimar and oppose fascism. In the same year1February, he and his wife left Germany for the United States and decided never to return to Germany. If Einstein hadn't left in time, he would have been in prison, because a month later, the Nazi government in Germany burned all the books in his apartment in Berlin, confiscated all his assets and offered a reward of 654.38 million German marks for his life. After immigrating to the United States, he worked as a researcher at Princeton Institute for Advanced Studies and became an American citizen, while retaining his original Swiss nationality. In his later years, Einstein focused on education and publishing academic reports. He believes that the current development of quantum mechanics is incomplete and still needs further exploration and discovery.

3. 1937, Einstein participated in the compilation of the famous handbook "Evolution of Physics", 1938, and together with Bogman * * *, he wrote an extended paper on Kaluza's electricity theory. 1938, with the help of Chirac and others, Einstein successfully wrote a letter to Franklin, then president of the United States, arguing that the United States should seize the time and concentrate on studying the atomic bomb in order to safeguard world peace. If we can master this technology before Nazi Germany mastered it, it will be conducive to world stability and will not lead to a large number of people dying under Nazi Germany's nuclear weapons. This letter directly promoted the later Manhattan Project, which was Einstein's most outstanding contribution to the Anti-Japanese War in his later years.

4. 1954, Einstein passed his 75th birthday safely. He once again called on all Americans to fight fascism. However, in March, he was accused by US Senator McCarthy as a public enemy of the United States. In May, he protested the political persecution of Oppenheimer by the American government. At this time, Einstein was seriously ill. He died in 165438.

A year later, in April of 1955, at midnight of 18, Einstein passed away quietly in his sleep. After his death, a doctor named Thomas dissected Einstein's body and took Einstein's brain and eyeball without anyone's consent. The doctor hopes to learn about Einstein's brain and nervous system through medical research in the future and find out why he is really smart.

This is a scholar who has made outstanding contributions in the field of human physics. He has never experienced ups and downs in his life, but he is persistent in academic research and has a firm will. What never wavered was his desire to contribute to academic development and his persistence in knowledge. This spirit is exactly what modern scholars lack and need. We should not regard academic research as a way for individuals to gain wealth or prestige, but as the only way to exhaust the wisdom of mankind and the universe.

Hawking: In the past 100 years, the world has undergone unprecedented changes, not because of politics or economy, but because of technology? Science and technology come directly from advanced basic scientific research.