Einstein called it the eighth wonder for a reason.
Einstein had discovered that observers moving at different speeds can disagree about when events happened.
Einstein's argument was so simple and his talk so short that people didn't know what to make of it.
Einstein couldn't stand the Copenhagen interpretation In a letter to his ally Schrodinger, he called it a tranquilizing philosophy or religion.
Einstein felt his thought experiment exposed a critical weakness in the Copenhagen interpretation.
Einstein described a thought experiment that involved a box of photons and a mirror.
Einstein believed the same logic applied to quantum mechanics.
Einstein had already shown this in his conference talk, but this argument was even more decisive.
Einstein thought this was definitive proof that the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics is wrong, and therefore there must be some local hidden variable theory
Einstein showed us that quantum mechanics allows influences that seem to travel faster than light, but with today's video sponsor, you can have your own spooky action at a
Einstein was the most famous scientist in the world, and he was going after the strange but successful theory of quantum mechanics.
Einstein and Bohr had a big debate about it and Bohr won.
- Einstein went in there and did it all...
Einstein came up with a possible solution, but then a little-known unpaid mathematician named Emmy Noether proved he was wrong.
Einstein used this insight to explain the photoelectric effect how light can eject electrons from metal, but only when the frequency is high enough.
Einstein used thought experiments to come up with his theory of relativity.
Einstein case has to start with what if gravity is itself space-time geometry? You, you have to have a thought like that, right?
Einstein's words. the theory of the big bang, the theory of creation itself, the theory of of everything.
Einstein says that the reason why the earth is pulling us in is because the
Einstein would end up in an autism program today because he had no speech until age three.
Einstein always understood quantum mechanics as well as anyone.
Einstein was good at math, but he was a physicist at heart.
Einstein wrote a paper soon thereafter where he says-- he sort of complains.
Einstein's relativity, it's a discovery that we will make a mistake when we assumed that simultaneity
Einstein's special theory of relativity, for example, although there were some who never accepted it, it was pretty well embraced from the start.
Einstein himself turned against the theory.
Einstein's model says that matter tells spacetime how to curve, and then spacetime tells matter how to move.
Einstein tells us that there's one quantity that does not change.
Einstein said, look, that's fine as far as it goes, but clearly it has not gone far enough.
Einstein and Schrodinger wrote letters back and forth.
Einstein called it spooky action at a distance.
Einstein's equations predicted it in 1916.
Einstein's equations give us rotating black holes, where there's a gateway to a parallel universe.
Einstein came 100 years ago.
Einstein was less lucky than Dirac.
Einstein, of course, was incredibly embarrassed, and he laid low for a while.
Einstein said, nothing could possibly be going faster than light.
Einstein though, when these debates between him and Bohr started in the mid to late 1920s, he was in his 40s.
Einstein felt that that couldn't be right, not only because it would violate relativity, but because he felt it would make it near impossible to do science.
Einstein, meanwhile, went home and thought, shit, Bohr still doesn't understand what I'm getting at.
Einstein described himself as going through life like a one horse cart.
Einstein was saying, no, we're not done.
Einstein had a great hypothesis when he was 16 years old.
Einstein said creativity is nothing more than combinatorial play.
Einstein's theory of relativity, and look how GPS is being used today.
Einstein's formula shows that mass can be converted into energy, right?
Einstein here opening his eyes once, and twice, and thrice.
Einstein calculated that the Earth's gravity is so weak, cosmically speaking, that the effect was impossible to measure in 1916 from Earth, on Earth,
Einstein's theory triumphs. All right.
Einstein's talk on the nature of time started on time but seemed to last a long time.