Einstein's Universe: Understand Theory of General Relativity

Another thing we can get, that we will discover one day, is how the

universe

itself came to be. (EXPLOSION) I think it's true that they celebrated Einstein right here, outside the Texas border. Because not only is it the site of a pioneering observatory... and observatories will be where Einstein's theories will have to be tested in the distant future... but also, because we still have it around us, the great frontier, the west. American. This symbolizes, in a way, Einstein's

general

relativity

, which is at the furthest frontier of the human mind. The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious.

It is the only source of true art and science. And whoever finds this feeling strange, whoever can no longer stop in awe or wonder, well, he is already half dead. He has his eyes closed. This was Einstein's passion for

understand

ing the

universe

. For him, this

understand

ing was the only true power, and he did more to create it than any other man who ever lived. Ustinov: Well, that's a pretty big statement and I'm sure you're right, but do you agree with that, Wall? Yes. Astronomers use Einstein's ideas all the time, often without remembering who thought of them.

The highest distinction in science is to be part of a piece of furniture, like Newton. You ask me if everything can finally be expressed in scientific terms. It is possible, but it is useless. (Kharkhash) It is as if Beethoven's Ninth Symphony had to be reproduced in the form of an air pressure curve. (Scattered laughter) I propose a toast to Albert Einstein. One of our greatest heroes. The musicians have Mozart, Beethoven. We have Newton and Einstein. It is appropriate that most of our conversation was about his physics, but we must not forget the other side, Albert Einstein, the folk hero.

Although widely revered, he was a simple man who rejected and avoided wealth, power and status. A refugee fleeing Hitler, he was generous and a kind symbol of scientific inspiration. This was a great inspiration, especially for young refugees and immigrants interested in science. The famous grandfather of the atomic bomb, he was the moral leader of the effort to bring this dangerous and deadly application of E = mc2 under international control. I propose a toast to the memory of Albert Einstein. Everyone: Listen, listen. To Albert Einstein. Ustinov: The most daring proposal in

relativity

is that the laws of nature should remain the same in all places and at all times, even in galaxies so distant that their light would have traveled thousands and millions of years to reach us.

If so, Albert Einstein's own laws of nature, captured with pencil and paper on planet Earth, would be valid everywhere. (like Einstein) “What really matters to me is whether God had any choice” “in the creation of the world.”