Einstein's Final Effort - A Theory of Everything
Near the end of his life, Einstein continued to work on a theory which he aimed to be his most important. It would, he hoped, explain everything about the universe.
Working on it for thirty years, Einstein passionately believed in his work, but others thought he had lost his brilliant reasoning ability. His project, after all, was an attempt to square his belief in how God had created the universe ... compared to ... the world-changing scientific findings he had personally made.
Einstein's predictions were so astonishing that he is still being proven right ... with new discoveries, confirming his analyses, decades after his death. And ... don't forget ... you wouldn't have a GPS without Einstein's theories.
Media Credits
From Einstein’s Unfinished Symphony, BBC Horizon, starring David Graham as Einstein and Annette Badland as his nurse - part one. Online, via BBC's WorldWide Channel at YouTube. Copyright, BBC, all rights reserved. Clip provided here as fair use for educational purposes and to acquaint new viewers with the program.
AwesomePrint