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The Life of Einstein :

Albert Einstein was born in Germany in Ulm on March 14, 1879, . He moved with his family to Munich. As a child, Einstein showed interest in nature, science and mathematics. ,  did  not get the grades of school qualify him to succeed in mathematics. Albert Einstein moved to more than one place with his family until he finally settled in Switzerland. Although he joined the Swiss Institute of Technology and graduated from it in 1900 AD after passing examinations, and despite spending most of his time studying physics and violin, his professors did not nominate him for university study.

In the course of his life, Einstein abandoned German nationality; to escape the service of the army, and later obtained both Swiss and American citizenship. He worked as an alternative teacher. He had a girl named Lesserl, a son named Edward and another son named Hans. On April 18, 1955, his body was burned and his ashes were scattered, and his brain was kept by the doctor who had his autopsy.

Einstein has a major role in the establishment of modern physics, and one of his most important works and theories:

Special Theory of Relativity: The theory spoke of time, place, mass, and energy. 

Prove that light can move without a conveyor medium such as water and air. 

Prove that the light has a constant speed and does not change with the movement of the observer. 

General theory of relativity: the theory that contributed to the emergence of the concept of curved space, where it proved that light can bend as it passed near a huge mass. 

The discovery of waves that can not be seen but can be felt; gravity waves, show this force when moving huge objects in space.

 Interpretation of the photoelectric effect: This theory has a great role in modern physics, proving that 

light is both particle and wave; because of this interpretation he received the Nobel Prize in 1921. 

Proved that matter and energy are equal: this is the equation E = mc2 advice, which later contributed to the invention of the atomic bomb.

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