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He was born in Glewitz, Prussia

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Goldstein is known for his electrical phenomena in gases and on cathode rays.  He is also known for discovering canal rays.

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Goldstein studied at the University of Breslau where got his doctorate in the year 1881. Most of his career was spent in the potsdam observatory and he had an interest in electrical charges and in high vaccums.

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His discovery was positivley charged ions which are accrelerated towards and through a preforated cathode in an evacuated tube.

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He dicoverd that cathode rays cast very clear and sharp shadows the were also pointing perpendicular to the cathode rays.

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He made the term kanalstraheln which means canal rays.

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He kept studying cathode rays because he was interested in that topic.

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The discovery in 1876 became a help to discoveries made further down the road.

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Goldstein is from Germay which makes him a german physicist.

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The University of Breslau, where he studied, is today called The University of Wroclaw in Poland.

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He studied gas, cathode rays, electrical dischargs, and canal rays

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He was born in Glewitz, Prussia in Poland, but he was German

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He died 80 years old

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He died in Berlin, Germany

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"Eugen Goldstein." Britannica, Encyclopedia Britannica, 1 Sept. 2020, www.britannica.com/biography/Eugen-Goldstein.