Albert Einstein. Artwork of Albert Einstein's head on a clock face depicting space. This represents his work on the concept of spacetime. Einstein (18
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Albert Einstein. Artwork of Albert Einstein's head on a clock face depicting space. This represents his work on the concept of spacetime. Einstein (1879-1955) was one of the greatest theoretical physicists in history. In 1905 he published 3 papers that led to his 1921 Nobel Prize: calcula- tions on Brownian motion, the photoelectric effect and Special Relativity. In 1915 he published his Theory of General Relativity, explaining gravity as a distortion of spacetime by a mass. In 1933 he moved to the USA, and worked on the Manhattan Project" to design a nuclear bomb during World War 2. After this achievement, he became a prominent campaigner for nuclear disarmament."