A historic letter written by Albert Einstein to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt changed the entire course of World War II with a shocking three-word admission the theoretical physicist made in it.

Professor Albert Einstein, famous scientist who sought refuge in England from Nazi persecution, is working out new intricate mathematical problems at the holiday camp of Commander Oliver L.

One hundred years after Albert Einstein made public his theory of general ... 8, 1913, from Birmingham, England, noted that the physicist Sir Oliver Lodge would “combat the ‘Theory of ...

In a newly discovered letter written by Albert Einstein ... known to Einstein, Dyer said. Davys had worked on early radar systems in the Royal Navy during World War II, and seems to have expressed ...

The new United States of America which emerged from the successful defeat of England was an inspiration ... century’s most prominent scientist, Albert Einstein, died. But Einstein was more ...

In his 76 years, Albert Einstein would change the field of physics forever. But despite his impact on the history of science and the world, Einstein was an undisciplined student. Yahoo’s international ...

“Einstein must be induced to remain permanently in England.” Such was the comment that ran yesterday in several British newspapers in connection with the report that Professor Albert Einstein ...

Netflix is getting in on Oppenheimer fever by ordering a doc about Albert Einstein’s complex relationship with Hitler, Germany and the devastating aftermath of the atomic bomb in Japan.

On one of the last days of his life, Albert Einstein was busy at his ... denounced his scientific work and expelled him. From England, Einstein sailed to the United States, escaping likely death.

Those issues as well as one of atomic paternity are raised, oh so eloquently, by “Einstein and the Bomb,” a moving and even poetic mixed-media meditation on Albert Einstein, his life after Hit ...