Einstein didn't really have any tools - other than his mind. He also didn't invent things - more discovered them. He built on the work of other scientists and used his own incredible intellect to discover and describe in more detail than anyone before him how the universe works. For example
He then wrote down his descriptions of the universe in the language of physics - Maths. Hence is giving us the equation:
E = mc2
Albert Einstein was a theoretical physicist and did not conduct experiments like an experimental physicist. His tools were mainly pen, paper, chalk and chalkboard.
Einstein did not "invent" anything, in the sense that he developed a useful object. He was, instead, a theoretical physicist, who developed laws of nature. By statute, these can not be patented for commercial use.
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Einstein estimated that humans use only 2 percent of their brains on average.
Albert Einstein's only tools were said to be pencil, paper, chalk and a chalkboard.
Albert Einstein was a theoretical physicist so his work did not require too many tools. Mostly he used a chalk board and chalk or pen and paper.
Albert Einstein was a theoretical physicist and did not conduct experiments like an experimental physicist. His tools were mainly pen, paper, chalk and chalkboard.
Einstein used tools to make his inventions. He probably use an old fashion microscope to study microscopic things but that is all that I know:( Hope it answered your question!
For his work in theoretical physics, the primary took that Albert Einstein used was his brain. No doubt he also used pen or pencil and paper, and occasionally chalk and a chalk board.
For his work in theoretical physics, the primary took that Albert Einstein used was his brain. No doubt he also used pen or pencil and paper, and occasionally chalk and a chalk board.
Einstein did not "invent" anything, in the sense that he developed a useful object. He was, instead, a theoretical physicist, who developed laws of nature. By statute, these can not be patented for commercial use.
he didn't. even Edison, who is commonly credited with the invention of the lightbulb didn't. all Edison did was invent an improved lightbulb that was both practical to manufacture and use.
Yes, he did.
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For his work in theoretical physics, the primary took that Albert Einstein used was his brain. No doubt he also used pen or pencil and paper, and occasionally chalk and a chalk board.
Not sure about enstein but Albert Einstein did.