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March 14, 1879

Born in Ulm, Germany, to a Jewish home, he did not communicate fluently until he was 3 years old, which worried his parents.

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1884 - The compass that changed everything

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1884 - The compass that changed everything

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His father shows him a compass. Einstein is amazed by the idea of ​​invisible forces influencing the world.

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1895 - Rejected from his first attempt at university

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1895 - Rejected from his first attempt at university

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He attempts to enter the Zurich Polytechnic, but fails the entrance exam. He moves to Switzerland to complete his education.

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He graduated in mathematics and physics, but was unable to find a job as a teacher.

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He finds a job at the Swiss Patent Office. In his spare time, he works on his scientific theories.

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He publishes four revolutionary articles, including the Theory of Special Relativity and the famous equation E=mc².

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Predicts that starlight bends when passing close to the Sun, something that would be proven years later.

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He publishes his Theory of General Relativity, redefining gravity and space-time.

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A solar eclipse confirms his theory of General Relativity, and the media turns him into a celebrity.

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He received the Nobel Prize for his work on the photoelectric effect, which was important for quantum mechanics.

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With the rise of the Nazis, he flees Germany and settles in Princeton, USA.

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1939 - Letter to Roosevelt and the Atomic Bomb

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1939 - Letter to Roosevelt and the Atomic Bomb

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He writes a letter to President Roosevelt, warning that Germany could build a nuclear bomb. This influences the creation of the Manhattan Project.

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Following the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, he opposes the use of nuclear weapons and becomes a peace activist.

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1952 - Refuses to be President of Israel

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1952 - Refuses to be President of Israel

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Israel offers him the presidency, but he declines, saying he is not a politician.

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1955 - Last warning about nuclear danger

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1955 - Last warning about nuclear danger

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He signs the Russell-Einstein Manifesto, calling on humanity to avoid a nuclear war.

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April 18, 1955

He died in Princeton, USA. His last words are lost, as he said them in German and the nurse who was caring for him did not understand him.