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Albert Einstein 1879 - 1955
The brilliant insights of this man changed the way the universe is viewed. Einstein was determined to probe the secrets and solve the riddle of the physical world from an early age. When he was 16, he wrote a scientific paper on the relationship between electricity, magnetism and the ether. In 1916, Einstein published his theory of General Relativity. Three years later, two British expeditions confirmed, through their observation of eclipses, that his theories were correct. The whole world was excited and the London Times wrote –
"The scientific conception of the fabric of the Universe must be changed. It is confidently believed by the greatest experts that enough has been done to overthrow the certainty of ages, and to require a new philosophy of the universe. A philosophy that will sweep away nearly all that has hitherto been accepted as the axiomatic basis of physical thought. The ideas of Aristotle and Euclid and Newton, which are the basis of all our present conceptions, prove in fact not to correspond with what can be observed in the fabric of the Universe. Space is merely a relation between two sets of data and an infinite number of times may coexist. Here and there, past and present, are relative, and not absolute and change according to the coordinates selected. Observational science has in fact led back to the purest subjective idealism".
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