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阿尔伯特·爱因斯坦  |  Albert Einstein

    阿尔伯特·爱因斯坦美籍德国犹太裔，理论物理学家，世界十大杰出物理学家之一，现代物理学的开创者、集大成者和奠基人，相对论的创立者，同时也是一位著名的思想家和哲学家。爱因斯坦1900年毕业于苏黎世联邦理工学院，入瑞士国籍。1905年获苏黎世大学哲学博士学位。曾在伯尔尼专利局任职，在苏黎世工业大学、布拉格德意志担任大学教授。1913年返德国，任柏林威廉皇帝物理研究所所长和柏林洪堡大学教授，并当选为普鲁士科学院院士,1921年获诺贝尔物理学奖，1933年因受纳粹政权迫害，迁居美国，任普林斯顿高级研究所教授，从事理论物理研究，1940年入美国国籍。1999年被美国《时代周刊》评选为“世纪伟人”。

     In 1914, a team of American and German scientists set up camp on the shores of Russia's Black Sea. Their goal: to conduct an experiment involving one of nature's most spectacular phenomena -- a total eclipse of the sun. The results had the potential to explode 200 years of scientific conjecture, change forever the way scientists view the universe and launch the career of the most brilliant star in the scientific firmament -- Albert Einstein.

　　Albert Einstein`s revolutionary theory that turned the world upside down might have been dismissed but for a math mistake, a cloudy sky, and the start of World War I. This fascinating two-hour special tells the story of Einstein`s little-known, 15-year struggle to prove one of his most radical theories   a theory that upended Newton and three centuries of scientific thought and called into question the definitions of space and light and gravity  the game-changing concept known as the Theory of General Relativity. Today, more than a century since the  Miracle Year in which he published many of his breakthrough papers, Einstein`s ideas remain a living, vibrant influence.

 

 

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They get these tables and they realize that the next total solar eclipse will occur in the Crimea, which is in Russian territory on the 21st of August, 1914.

Freundlich goes to his boss, says, look, let's go to Russia. I'm collaborating with Einstein, will you put the money up? Then he only says, no way. He just refuses. Einstein is absolutely furious.

Reaching beyond the European scientific establishment, Freundlich writes to the director of the Lick Observatory near San Jose, California, a rugged outpost of American astronomy.

It was a community living on the mountain. They all had their families. Their wives were there. Their kids were there. They were depending on each other for survival. For many years, it had the largest refracting telescope in the world.

But most importantly, it has William Wallace Campbell, a pioneer of eclipse photograhy.

In the 19th century, eclipses used to be attended by astronomers who just did visual observations.I saw this, I saw that. They would draw diagrams. And if people disagreed, it was one guy's word over another. Photography meant you can actually capture what was happening and do precise measurements. Campbell pioneered that technique in the early 20th century.

Freundlich writes a personal letter to Campbell. He says there's going to be an eclipse in 1914, why don't you come to Russia and let's do this.

So there's this wonderful correspondence between Campbell and Freundlich, the senior doyen of California astronomy and this little pipsqueak of an assistant in Berlin who's doing this against the will of his boss.

They will be the first to either confirm or to discredit Einstein's new theory of gravity.

This was an important observation. Campbell had a fever in him. He saw fantastic opportunities for Lick Observatory and for America. He says I'm gonna get this, sucker, this is a tough problem and I'm gonna be the one to crack it.

Meanwhile, opportunity is knocking on Einstein's door. His original l mentor, Max Planck, is asked by the King of Germany, Kaiser Wilhelm II to recruit the best scientists for a new institution in Berlin. Planck recommends the young man he considers his own discovery, Albert Einstein.

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They get these tables and they realize the next total solar eclipse will occur in the Crimere, which is in Russian territory, on the 21st of August, 1914. Freundlich goes to his boss, says, look, let's go to Russia, I'm collaborating with Einstein, would you put the money out? Then he says, no way. Just refuses. Einstein is absolutely furious. Reaching beyond the European scientific establishment, Freundlich enquires to the director of the Lick Observatory, near San Jose of California, a rugged outpost of American astronomy.

It was a community that've been on the mountain. They all had their families, their wives were there, their kid were all there. They were depending on each other for survival. For many years it had the largest reflecting telescope in the world. But the most importantly, it has William Wallace Campbell, a pioneer of eclipse photography. In the 19th century, eclipses used to be attended by astonomers who just did vision observations.

I saw this, I saw that, they will draw diagrams if people disagreed. There was one guise or go another. For photographyman, you can actually what was happening and do precise measurements. Campbell pioneered that technique in the early twentieth century. Freundlich writes a personal letter to Campbell, he says there's going to be an eclipse in 1914, why don't you come to Russia and let's do this.

So this is wonderful correspondence between Campbell and Freundlich, the senior joined end of California astronomy and this little pipsqueak of an assistant in Berlin who's doing this against the will of his boss. They would be the first to either confirm or to describe Einstein's new theory of gravity. This is was an important observation. Campbell at a fever in him, he saw a fantastic opportunity for Lick Observatory, and for the America.

He says, I'm gonna get this socker, this is a tough problem, and I'm gonna be the one to crack it. Meanwhile, opportunity is knocking on Einstein's door. His original mentor, Max Planck, he's asked by the king of Germany, Kaiser Wilhelm 2, to recruit the best scientists for a new institution in Berlin. Planck recommends the young man he considers his own discovery, Albert Einstein.

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They get these tables and they realize that the next total solar eclipse will occur in Crimea, which is in Russian territory on the 21st of August, 1914.

Freundlich goes to his boss, says, look, let's go to Russia. I'm collaborating with Einstein, will you put the money up? Then he says, no way. He just refuses. Einstein is absolutely furious.

Reaching beyond the European scientific establishment, Freundlich writes to the director of the Lick observatory near San Jose, California, a rugged outpost of American astronomy.

It was a community living on the mountain. They all had their families. Their wives were there. Their kids were there. They were depending on each other for survival. For many years, it had the largest reflecting telescope in the world.

But most importantly, it has William Wallace Campbell, a pioneer of eclipse photograhy.

In the 19th century, eclipses used to be attended by astronomers who just did visual observations.I saw this, I saw that. They would draw diagrams. If people disagreed, it was one guy's word over another. Photography meant you can actually capture what was happening and do precise measurements. Campbell pioneered that technique in the early 20th century.

Freundlich writes a personal letter to Campbell. He says there's going to be an eclipse in 1914, why don't you come to Russia and let's do this.

So there's a wonderful correspondence between Campbell and Freundlich, the senior doyen of California astronomy and this little pipsqueak of assistant in Berlin who's doing this against the will of his boss.

They will be the first to either confirm or to discredit Einstein's new theory of gravity.

This was an important observation. Campbell had a fever in him. He saw fantastic opportunities for Lick Observatory and for America. He says I'm gonna get this, sucker, this is a tough problem and I'm gonna be the one to crack it.

Meanwhile, opportunity is knocking on Einstein's door. His oritinal mentor, Max Planck, is asked by the King of Germany, Kaiser Wilhelm II, to recruit the best scientists for a new institution in Berlin. Planck recommends the young man he considers his own discovery, Albert Einstein.

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They get the table and soon they realize the next total solar eclipse occur in Cramer which is in Russian territory on the 21st of August, 1914.

F do it fast and says, look, let's go to Russia and colaborating with Einstein. Will you put the money up? And he says, no way. He just refuses. Einstein is absolutely fearless.

Reaching the arm of the European Scientific establishment, F writes to the director of the lake observatory near Shoz, California. A rugged milepost of the American astronomy.

It was a community living on the mountain. They all had their families, with their wives, with their kids. They were depending on each other for survival. For many years, it had the largest refrecting telescope in the world.

But most importantly, it has William Cambol, a pioneer of the eclipse photography.

In the 19th century, eclipses used to be attended by astronomers who just did visual observations. I saw this, I saw that. They would draw diagrams. If people disagreed, it was one guy over nothing. Photography means you can actually capture what was happpening and do precise measurement. Camble pioneered that technique in the early 20th century.

F writes a personal letter to Cambol. He says it's going to be an eclipse in 1914. Why don't you come to Russia? And let's do this. So it's a wonderful correspondence between Camble and F. The senior drwaned of Californian astronomy and it's little paper script of assistant in Berlin who is doing this against a world of boss.

They will be the first to either confirm of to discredit Einstein's new theory of gravity.

This was an important observation. Cambol added fervor in him, he saw fantastic opportunity for the lift of observatory and for America. He says I'm going to get this sucker. It's going to be a tough problem, and I'm going to be the one to correct it.

Meanwhile, opportunity is knocking on Einstein's door. His original mentor Mas Plunker is asked by the king of Germany Cthsar the Second to recruit the best scientists for a new institution in Berlin. Plank recommends the young man he considers his own discovery--Albert, Einstein.

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They get these tables and they realized the next total solar eclipse occur in the Crimea, which is in the Russian territory on the 21st of August, 1914.    Frendic go to his boss, says look, let's go to Russia and collaborating with Einstein, where you put the money up? And he says no way, he just refuses. Einstein is absolutely fearless.
    Reaching beyond the European scientific establishment, Frendic writes to the director of the Lick Observatory, near Sanchez, California, a rugged outpost of the American astronomy.     
    It was community living on the mountain, they all have their family. Their wives were there, their kids were there. They were depending on each other for survival, for many years it had the largest reflect telescope in the world.
    But most importantly it has William Walls Campbell, a pioneer of eclipse photography.   
    In the 19 century, eclipse id used to be attended by astronomers who just did visual observations. I saw this, I saw that, they were draw diagrams. If a people disagreed, there is one guys would over another. Photography means you can actually capture what was happening and precise measurements. Campbell pioneered that technology in early 20 century.
    Frendic writes a personal letter to Campbell, he says there is going to be an eclipse in 1914. Why don't you come to Russian and let's do this, so there is wonderful correspondence between Campbell and Frendic, the Senior doyen of Californian Astronomy and this litter pipsqueak of assistant in Berlin whose doing this against the word of his boss.
    They will be the first to either confirm or to discredit Einstein's new theory of gravity. This was an important observation, Campbell had fever in him. He saw a fantastic opportunities for Lick Observatory and for the America. He says I'm going to get this soccer, this a tough problem, and I'm going to be the one to crack it.
    Meanwhile, opportunity is knocking on Einstein's door. His original mentor, Max Plank, is ask by the king of Germany, Kaiser Wilhelm II, to recruit the best scientists for a new institution in Berlin. Plank recommends he consider his own discovery, Albert Einstein.      
   
      

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They get these tables and they realize the next total solar eclipse will occur in the Crimea which is in Russian territory on the 21st of August, 1914.

Freudlich goes to his boss, says, look, let’s go to Russia, I’m collaborating with Einstein, will you put the money on? And he says, no way, he just refuses.

Einstein is absolutely furious, reaching beyond the European scientific establishment, Freudlich writes to the director of the Lick Observatory near San Jose, California, a rugged outpost of American astronomy.

It was a community living on the mountain, they all had their family, their wives were there, their kids were there, they were depending on each other for survival.  For many years, it had the largest refracting telescope in the world.

But most importantly, it has William Wallace Campbell, a pioneer of eclipse photography.

In the 19th century, eclipses used to be attended by astronomers who just did visual observations. I saw this, I saw that, they would draw diagrams, and if people disagreed, it was one guy’s word over another. Photography meant you can actually capture what was happening and do precise measurements. Campbell pioneered that technique in the early 20th century.

Freudlich writes a personal letter to Campbell, he says there is going to be an eclipse in 1914, why don’t you come to Russia and let’s do this, so there’s this wonderful correspondence between Campbell and Freudlich,, the senior doyen of California astronomy and this little pipsqueak of an assistant in Berlin who is doing this against the will of his boss.

They will be the first to either confirm or to discredit Einstein’s new theory of gravity.

This was an important observation, Campbell had a fever in him, he saw a fantastic opportunity for Lick Observatory, and for America. And he says I’m gonna get this sucker, this is a tough problem, and I’m going to be the one to crack it.

Meanwhile opportunity is knocking on Einstein’s door, his original mentor Max Planck, has asked by the king of Germany Kaiser Wilhelm II to recruit the best scientists for a new institution in Berlin. Planck recommends the young man he considered his own discovery, Albert Einstein.

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They get these tables and they realize the next total solar eclipse will occur in the Crimere, which is in Russian territory, on the 21st of August, 1914. Freundlich goes to his boss, says, look, let's go to Russia, I'm collaborating with Einstein, would you put the money out? Then he says, no way. Just refuses. Einstein is absolutely furious. Reaching beyond the European scientific establishment, Freundlich enquires to the director of the Lick Observatory, near San Jose of California, a rugged outpost of American astronomy.

It was a community that've been on the mountain. They all had their families, their wives were there, their kid were all there. They were depending on each other for survival. For many years it had the largest reflecting telescope in the world. But the most importantly, it has William Wallace Campbell, a pioneer of eclipse photography. In the 19th century, eclipses used to be attended by astonomers who just did vision observations.

I saw this, I saw that, they will draw diagrams if people disagreed. There was one guise or go another. For photographyman, you can actually what was happening and do precise measurements. Campbell pioneered that technique in the early twentieth century. Freundlich writes a personal letter to Campbell, he says there's going to be an eclipse in 1914, why don't you come to Russia and let's do this.

So this is wonderful correspondence between Campbell and Freundlich, the senior joined end of California astronomy and this little pipsqueak of an assistant in Berlin who's doing this against the will of his boss. They would be the first to either confirm or to describe Einstein's new theory of gravity. This is was an important observation. Campbell at a fever in him, he saw a fantastic opportunity for Lick Observatory, and for the America.

He says, I'm gonna get this socker, this is a tough problem, and I'm gonna be the one to crack it. Meanwhile, opportunity is knocking on Einstein's door. His original mentor, Max Planck, he's asked by the king of Germany, Kaiser Wilhelm 2, to recruit the best scientists for a new institution in Berlin. Planck recommends the young man he considers his own discovery, Albert Einstein.

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They get these tables and they realized that the next total solar eclipse will occur in the C which is in Russian  territory, 21st of August, 1914. F goes to his boss, says: look, let's go to Russia, I am collaborating with Einsten, will you put the money on? And he says: no way, just refuses it. Einsten is absolutely furious. Reaching beyond the European Scientific Establishment, F writes to the director of the Lick Observatory near san h california, a rugged out post of American astronomy. It was a community living on the mountain, they all had their families, their wives were there, their kids and they woud depend on each other for survival. For many years, it had the largest refracting telescope in the world. But most importantly, it has William W's C, a pioneer of the eclipse photography. In the 19 century, eclipse was used to be attended by astronomers who just did visual observations, I saw this, I saw that, they were drawing diagrams, and if people disgreed, was one guys over another. Potography meant you can actually capture what was happening and do precise measurements. C pioneered that technique in the early 20 century. F wirtes a personal letter to C. He says there is going to be an eclipse in 1914, why don't you come to Russia and let's do this? So this is a wonderful correspondence between C and F, the senior doyen of California astronomy and this little pipsqueak of an assistant in Berlin who is doing this against the will of his boss. They will be the first to either confirm or to discredit Einstein's new theory of Gravity. This was an important observation, C had a fever in him, he saw fantastic opportunities for Lick Observatory and for the America. He says I am going to get this sucker, this is a tough problem and I am going to the one to crack it. Meanwhile, opportunity is knocking on Einstein's door, his original mentor, M is asked by the king of Germany, KV II, to recruit the best scientists for new institution in Berlin. P recommended the young he considered his own discovery, Albert Einstein.
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They get the tables and they realized the next total solar eclipes will occur in the crimea which is in Russian territory on the 21th augest 1940. F goes to his boss ,says look,let`s go to Russia. I`m collaborating Einstein ,will you  put the money up .And he says no way.He just refuses.Einstein was very furious.

Reaching beyond the European scientific establishment,F writes to the director of the L observatory near Califoria,a ragged outpost of American astronomy.

It`s a communty living on the mountain.They all have their families,their wives were there,he kids were there ,they are depending on each other for survival.For many years,they had the largest reflecting telescope.In the world.

mostly importly,it has William`s camble,a pioneer of elipse photography.

In the 19th centuary ,elipse used to be attended by astronomers who just did individual observations ,i saw this ,i saw that,they were drewn-diagrams.If people disgreed,there was one guy`s word over another.Photography man can actually capture what`s happening and do procise measurement. Campbell pioneered that technique in the early twentith century.

F writes a personal letter to C ,he says it`s going to be elipse in 1940 .Why don`t you come to Russia and let`s do this.So there is wonderful correspondence between C and F.The senior doyen(老前辈)of Califoria astronomer and the little  pipsqueak of assistant in Berlin who is doing this against the will of his boss.They will be the first to either comfirm or to discribe it of Einstein`s new theory of gravity.

This was an important observation.C has a fever in him.He saw fantastic opportunities for Lick Observatory and for the America.He says i`m going to get this.This is a tough problem and i am going to reason to crack it.Meanwhile,opportinity is knocking on Einstein on Einstein`s door.His original mentor Max Planck, has asked by the king of Germany Kaiser Wilhelm II to  recruit the best scientists for a new institution in Berlin.P recoments the young man he considered his own discovery--Einstein.                                                   
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They get these tables and they realized the next total solar eclipse occur in Crimea, which is in Russian territory, on the 21st of August, 1914. Freundlich goes to his boss, says, look, let's go to Russia. I'm collaborating with Einstein. will you put the money out? And then he says, no way. He just refuses. Einstein is absolutely furious.
Reaching beyond the European scientific establishment, Freundlich writes to the director of the Lick Observatory near San Jose, California, a rugged out post of American astronomy.  
It was community living on the mountain. They all had their families. Their wives were there. Their kids were there. They would be depending on each other for survival. For many years they had the largest refracting telescope in the world.
But most importantly, it has William Wallace Campbell, a pioneer of the eclipse photography.
In the 19th century, the eclipse is used to be attended by astronomers who just devisualize the observations.
I saw this. I saw that. They will draw diagrams. If people disagreed, it was one guy's word over another. Photography mean you can actually capture what was happening and do precise measurements. Campbell pioneer that technique in the early twenty century.
Freundlich writes a personal letter to Campbell. He says this is going to be an eclipse in 1914, why don't yo come to Russia and let's do this? So this is a wonderful correspondence between Campbell  and Freundlich. The senior doyen of California astronomy and this little pipsqueak of assistant in Berlin who is doing this against the will of his boss.
They will be the first to either confirm or discredit Einstein's new theory of gravity.
This was an important observation.
Campbell had a fever in him. He saw a fantastic opportunity for Lick Observatory and for America. He says I'm going to get this sucker. This is a tough problem. And I'm going to be the one to crack it.
Meanwhile, opportunity is knocking on Einstein's door. His original mentor Max Planck is asked by the King of the Germany, Friedrich Wilhelm the Second to recrew the best scientists for a new institution in Berlin. Plank recommends the young man he considers his own discovery, Albert Einstein.









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Tables and they realized the nest total in a chimera which in Russian territory on the 21st of August 1914. Frodly close his book, says, look, let's go to Russia, I am collaborating with Einstein, will you put the money here? And he says, no way. Just refuses. Einstein is absolutely furious.
Reaching beyond the European scientific establishment, Frodly write to the director of lead directly near sandhouse in California. A ragged outpost of America's astronomy. It was a community living on the mountain, they are all have their family, their wifes all there, their kids all there. They were depending on each other for survival. For many years, it had the largest reflecting telescope in the world. But most importantly, it has William Wallzs Cambo, a pioneer of eclipse photography. In the 19 century, eclipses used to be attended to astronomers which is the vision observation. I saw this, I saw that, they would draw diagram and people disagree. It was one guy go over another. Photography mean you can actually catch what was happening and do precise measurement. Cambo, pioneer that technique in the early 20 century. Frodly, writes a personal letter to Cambo, he says, its gonna to be a eclipse in 19, why don't you come to Russia and let's do this. So this is wonderful correspondent between Cambo and Frodly. The senior doyen of California astronomy. In this little prescript of assist in Berlin whose doing this against the world of his boss. They would be the first to either confirm or discredit Einstein's new theory of gravity. This was an important observation Cambo had a fever in him, he saw fantastic opportunity for live for victory and for the American.
He says I am gonna to get this succor, this is a tough problem and I am gonna be the one to crack it. Meanwhile, opportunity is knocking at Einstein's door, his original mentor, Match Pumb, ask by the king of Germany, Caesar Willham the second , to recruit the best scientists from new institution in Berlin. Parka recommend the young man he consider his own discovery, Albert Einstein.

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They get these tables and they realize the next total solar eclipse will occur in the Crimea which is in Russian territory on the 21st of August, 1914.
Freundlich goes to his boss, says, look, let's go to Russia. I'm collaborating with Einstein, will you put the money up? And he only says, no way. He just refuses. Einstein is absolutely furious.
Reaching beyond the European scientific establishment, Freundlich writes to the director of the Lick Observatory near San Jose, California, a rugged outpost of American astronomy.
It was a community living on the mountain, they all had their families, their wives were there, their kids were there. They were depending on each other for survival. For many years it had the largest refracting telescope in the world. But most importantly, it has William Wallace Campbell, a pioneer of eclipse photography.
In the 19th century, eclipses used to be attended by astronomers who just did visual observations. I saw this, I saw that, they would draw diagrams. And if people disagreed, it was one guy's word over another. Photography meant you can actually capture what was happening and do precise measurements. Campbell pioneered that technique in the early 20th Century.
Freundlich writes a personal letter to Campbell. He says there's going to be an eclipse in 1914, why don't you come to Russia and let's do this. So this is wonderful correspondence between Campbell and Freundlich, the senior doyen of California astronomy and this little pipsqueak of assistant in Berlin who's doing this against the will of his boss.
They will be the first to either confirm or to discredit Einstein's new theory of gravity.
This was an important observation. Campbell had a fever in him, he saw fantastic opportunities for Lick Observatory and for America. He says I'm gonna get this, sucker, this is a tough problem, and I'm gonna be the one to crack it.
Meanwhile opportunity is knocking on Einstein's door. His original mentor Max Planck is asked by the King of Germany Kaiser Wilhelm II to recuit the best scientists for a new institution in Berlin. Planck recommends the young man he considers his own discovery, Albert Einstein.

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They get these tables and they realize the next total solar eclipse will occur in the Crimea, which is in Russian territory on the 21st August 1914.
F goes to his boss, says: look let’s go to the Russia, I am collaborating with Einstein, will you put the money out? And he says: no way, he just refuses, Einstein is absolutely furious.
Reaching beyond the European scientific establishment, F writes to the director of the Lick observatory near San Jose, California, a rugged outpost of American astronomy.
It was a community living on the mountain, they all had their families, their wives were there, their kids were there, they were depending on each other for survival, for many years, it had the largest refracting telescope in the world.
But most important, it has W C, a pioneer of eclipse photography.
In the 19th century, eclipses used to be attended by astronomers who just did visual observation, I saw this, I saw that, they would draw diagrams, if people disagreed there was one guy’s word over another, photography meant you can actually capture what was happening and do precise measurements. C, pioneered that technique in the early 20th century.
F writes a personal letter to C, he says there is going to be an eclipse in 1914, why don’t you come to Russian and let’s do this, so this is wonderful correspondence between C and F, the senior doyen of California astronomy and this little pipsqueak of an assistant in Berlin who is doing this against the will of his boss.
They will be the first to either confirm or to discredit Einstein’s new theory of gravity.
This was an important observation, C had a fever in him, he saw fantastic opportunity for Lick Observatory, and for America, he says: I’m gonna get this, sucker, this is a tough problem and I’m going to be the one to crack it.
Meanwhile, opportunity is kicking Einstein’s door, his original mentor, Max Planck is asked by the king of Germany, K W II to recruit the best scientists for a new institution in Berlin, Planck recommends the young man he considers his own discovery, Albert Einstein