Thursday, May 19, 2005
Einstein – A legendary genius
I don’t think that any educated person in this world can claim to not have heard the name of Albert Einstein, the towering genius who turned the world of classical physics upside down with his revolutionary theories concerning space, light and time. The equation that’s associated with him E=mc*c is perhaps the most recognized equation in the world. I have been a big fan of this man since I got to know about him. Einstein & Ramanujan were the two people whom I used to admire a lot from my childhood and any good article about them is still devoured by me with relish.
So for a person like me, an intellectual magazine like Frontline featuring Einstein on its cover is a windfall. In this latest issue, it offers an interesting array of articles about this brilliant personality that are first class, typical of this great magazine.
I don’t think that any educated person in this world can claim to not have heard the name of Albert Einstein, the towering genius who turned the world of classical physics upside down with his revolutionary theories concerning space, light and time. The equation that’s associated with him E=mc*c is perhaps the most recognized equation in the world. I have been a big fan of this man since I got to know about him. Einstein & Ramanujan were the two people whom I used to admire a lot from my childhood and any good article about them is still devoured by me with relish.
So for a person like me, an intellectual magazine like Frontline featuring Einstein on its cover is a windfall. In this latest issue, it offers an interesting array of articles about this brilliant personality that are first class, typical of this great magazine.
