Picture of the Week- Jan.11th

This was the picture of the butterflies. It was about symmetry. Asymmetry is the opposite of symmetry. When things are symmetrical they have proportion and balance, just as the picture of the butterflies shows.

Renee

Albert Einstein

Albert Einstein failed his university entrance exam. He was a war pacifist, but urged the FDR to build the atom bomb. After Einstein died, his brain was removed without the family's permission and kept in a jar and studied. Weird huh?? :)

-Kristin

Picture of the Week - Feb.1

Albert Einstein was born in Germany in 1879. He emigrated to America to take the position of Professor of Theoretical Physics at Princeton. He contributed to statistical mechanics by his development of the quantom theory.

-Kristin

Albert Einstein

He was Jewish. Einstein published over 300 scientific and over 150 nonscientific works. He is often regarded as the father of modern physics. He discovered E=mc^2.

Renee

Picture of the Week- Feb. 1

The picture is of Albert Einstein. He was born on March 14, 1879 and died on April 18, 1955. He won a Nobel Prize in Physics.

Renee

Einstein

Albert Einstein is one of the worlds greatest scientist. Who had many great accomplishments in his lifetime. The most notable his Theory of Relativity E=MC2 which in short gives us the equivalence of mass and energy. Another accomplishment is the discovery and work with the Schrodinger equation. Which is a simplified equation to determine how much a physical system changes over time(such as a solar system), using Newtons three laws of motion. Wanting to become an Oncologist after graduation from college I feel if I am half as cool as Einstein or even a quarter as intelligent a he was I think I'm pretty lucky, and will be exceptionally successful in my career.
--Jenny

Picture of the Week--Einstein

In the fields of Science and Math there are many notable heroes. Mendel studied heredity, and who could forget Newton and his three laws. Sure as students we could care less what these men actually did, but they do deserve some recognition. Without them or their discoveries who knows where our country or world would actually be. This brings me to this weeks Picture of the Week... its of Mr. Albert Einstein. He was one of the worlds most influential scientist of all time.The biggest notable accoplishment would probably have to be his theory of relativity.

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Jenny