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A Truly Beautiful Mind by Albert Einstein is the story of Albert Einstein who was one of the greatest scientists in the world. The lesson sheds light on Einstein life and his works in the field of science and world politics.

Explanation:

• Following his university studies, Einstein proved to be a intellectual  and a scientific genius. Though for a while he had been jobless and gave private tuition. He was eventually working as a a technical expert a patent office in Berne.
• There, along with that work, he secretly developed his own ideas and published his popular research paper  the 'Special Relativity Theory,' according to which time and distance were not completely absolute.He formulated his hypothesis of the relation of mass and energy that developed into the world famous formula E = mc , , making him a popular physicist.
• Upon publishing of his General Theory of Relativity, Einstein received universal recognition, which allowed him to calculate in advance the extent of the deflection of light from fixed stars as it passed through the gravitational field of the sun.
• The theory has been described by the newspapers as 'a scientific revolution.' Einstein was given the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1921 for his contribution to scientific advancement. He was subsequently given a number of honors and has been invited by the world's different  nations. His mathematical genius was often praised in journals

Einstein proved to be an intellectual and scientific genius after the completion of his university education. Although he was jobless for some time and gave private tuitions, he finally got a job of a technical expert in a patent office in Bern. Here, along with the job, he kept developing secretly his own ideas and came out with the publication of his famous research paper on „Special Theory of Relativity‟, according to which time and distance are not absolute. His theory about the relationship between mass and energy was developed into the world famous formula E = mc2 , and this equation made him a renowned scientist. Einstein earned international acclaim with the publication of his General Theory of Relativity which enabled him to calculate in advance the extent of the deflection of light from fixed stars as it passed through the gravitational field of the sun. The theory was declared as “a scientific revolution” by the newspapers. For his contribution to the development of science, Einstein was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1921. After this, a number of honours were bestowed upon him and he was invited by different countries in the world. Newspapers too hailed his scientific achievements.