Analysis of Film "Einstein's Letter"

The film entitled "Einstein's Letter" depicts the historical events that began in the summer of 1939; the world famous physicist Albert Einstein agreed to sign a letter to President Franklin Roosevelt I will change the world forever. Hungarian physicists Leo Szilard and Eugene Wigner will visit him at Long Island's home to help the president manufacture a nuclear bomb; they believe that such atomic bomb manufacture and its explosion I believe I will save you.

• On August 2, 1939, Einstein - Schillard 's letter signed by Leo Szilard was sent to President Franklin Roosevelt. The letter warns Roosevelt that Nazi Germany may have bombed an atomic bomb about nuclear fission research. This letter was seen as the main reason for the nuclear weapons project, Manhattan Project ** dropped in Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. • Albert Einstein's brain was the subject of speculation and research. The pathologist Thomas Stoltz Harvey removed the brain during Einstein's necropsy. When a scientist studied his brain structure, they discovered that his brain parietal lobe is 15% wider than the parietal lobe. This field is particularly related to mathematical thinking, animation, visual space recognition.

In 1915, Einstein was about completing a masterpiece of 2 pages on general relativity, and gave his 11-year-old son Hans Abber a beautiful letter. The following excerpt shows the ultimate key to Einstein's success. Complete letters can be found in Dorie McCullough Lawson's "Poster: Big Americans to Children Letters". In that letter, Einstein wrote to his son as follows. Even if your teacher does not specify what you like, it is very good people like you that are suitable for young people, so they are mainly playing on the piano. Please do not, please be aware that time has passed. I sometimes get very tired of work, so I forget lunch ... "