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excuse me of the modern theories, of course is albert einstein. einstein burst onto the scene in 1905 with three remarkable pieces of work. the two most famous of these are his theory of special relativity and the photoelectric effect for which he won the nobel prize. the average physics student is less aware of his work on the brownian motion, but this work did much to stimulate the rate just to establish the reality of atoms. gave a reasonably good estimate of the new of the number of atoms in the cubic centimeter of water avogadro's number. and how to profound influence not only in physics but in chemistry and biology all of these were combinations of some combination of pure thought and analysis of data from existing experiments. going to go on to talk a little bit about another theorist and the different style and that's enrico fermi who did who was both a theorist but also an experimentalist and perhaps the last great figure of that who really struggled both, but i do talk early about how you can particle physics in. yes. that's right it prob

itself represents the warping of speed and time its shape, size, and location precisely what albert einsteinredicted in his theory of relatively what's on the other side of that black hole? >> as you fall into the black hole, you're going into the future. as you get close, but miss it and come back out, you'll discover an hour has passed for you, but ten years has passed for everyone else >> reporter: but no one could survive actually going through. the event horizon collaboration used 11 telescopes, with 300 researchers around the world to capture the image. a trapdoor in space and time just as einstein predicted more than 100 years ago. tom costello, nbc news, washington >> mind bendin but interesting. that's "nightly news" for this thursday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> next on nbc bay area news kidnapping of that baby boy in san jose. prosecutors say the suspects tried to kidnap the baby three times before and we have the details. also another potential setback for the millennium tower and why the undergroun

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that albert einstein once said, the only thing you absolutely have to know is the location of the library. we call that man a genius for reason. when i found the branch a block away one day the fog and confusion dissipated and my world opened up again. i was no longer alone library cannot restore my life in china giving back my familyed and friends but it did supply new companions clifford the big red dog in the very hungry can a pillar, the berenstein bears, amelia delia and soon the babysitters club in sweet valley high. thanks to the library i was no longer living alone with my parents in a single room with rotation of immigrant families, instead i was sitting in claudia's bedroom in stony brook connecticut. hanging out with my friends and fielding babysitting calls just like any other american kid. fans of the babysitters club may recall claudia like to hide junk food in hollow books and it reminded me of home. growing up in the persecuted family during the cultural revolution my father hit his favorite english books manyis band under the floorboards of is ransacked tom he would later

but albert einstein once said the only thing you absolutely have to know is the location of the library. and we call that managing is for a reason. when i found the branch a block away from my elementary school, the fog and confusion estimated. and my world opened up again. i was no longer alone. however i cannot restore my life in china, give me back my family and friends but it did supply me companions. clifford the big red dog, the very hungry caterpillar. the berenstein bears. amelia adelia soon the babysitters club and sweet valley high. thanks to the library i was no longer living alone with my parents. in a single room sharing bathroom and kitchen with a rotation of immigrant families. instead, i was sitting in claudia nykeisha's bedroom in stony brook connecticut munchingoreos , hanging out with my friends mand feeling babysitting calls just like any other american kid. fans of the babysitters club may recall that claudia love to hide junk food in hollow books. that reminded me of home f. growing up in a persecuted dissident family during china's cultural revolution my father hi

literally translated beautiful country but albert einstein once said the only thing you absolutely have to know is the location of the library. and we call that managenius for a reason. when i found the branch of block away from my elementary school one day. the fog and confusion dissipated and my world opened up again. i was no longer alone. the library could not restore my life in china. give me back my family and friends, but it did supply new companions clifford the big red dog the very hungry caterpillar the berenstain bears amelia bedelia and soon the babysitter's club and sweet valley high. thanks to the library. i was no longer living alone with my parents in a single room sharing bathroom and kitchen with a rotate with a rotation of immigrant families instead. i was sitting in claudia quiche's bedroom and stony brook, connecticut munching oreos hanging out with my friends and fielding babysitting calls. just like any other american kid. fans of the baby-sitters club may recall that claudia loved to hide junk food and hollow books. that reminded me of home. growing up in a perse

well, for comparison, albert einstein tried to do it in front of him and refused.e said that it was impossible. adam as a student. he just did not know that they were not solvable and he solved them. well moving on and one more example a little bit about the other talking about how much understanding that it's possible can do, this is the story of roger bannister. it was the first person who ran such a challenge in his time. so who will be the first to run, uh, a mile faster than in 4 minutes 50 years - no one has been able to do this for 50 years a task. and it didn't work out, scientists formulated a whole, well, set of studies that said it's physically impossible, but human biomechanics. such that a human being cannot run, so, uh, a mile faster than four minutes, and george danson did it rogerbanister did it. this is may 6, 1954, and then attention. how long do you think his record was broken? no, he beat his record. after that was beaten in 6 weeks 50 years, no one could do it in six weeks after like rogerbanister did, his record was broken, what has changed is

them because they are really challenging me to do this stuff, and people who got famous like albert einstein to michelle. work is being carried out on a shipwreck in the thames estuary, which contains unexploded bombs to make it safer. the ss richard montgomery sank in 1944 but it still has 1,400 tonnes of explosives onboard. its masts are going to be cut back so they're less likely to fall onto the remains, which would risk detonating the cargo below. tom edwards reports. in the middle of the thames estuary, a sunken relic to world war ii. jutting out of the waves, these are the masts of the ss richard montgomery, and what is left of the cargo ship has become an unlikely tourist attraction. to get there, we took a tourist boat from southend pier. soon, the masts will be removed so people are coming to see them while they can. it can be a bit choppy. we are taking this opportunity before they remove the masts, just to see it. it is a piece of history. my friend here said it is going to be gone soon, so let's take this opportunity to go and see it and come today when it is lovely weather! and

my hit goes to the next albert einstein. >> ra thanks dan, thank you all.r if you have your own hit or miss be sure to tweet it to us j er on fnc. that is it for this week's show next to my panel, thanks in particular to all of you for watching. hope to see it right here next week. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. maria: questions are growing and uvalde, texas regards to mastering in grade school that killed 19 children into teachers. the state's top law-enforcement official says it was quote the wrong decision officers to wait outside the classroom for nearly an hour before the door it was finally breached. hello everyone welcome to "fox news live" i am arthel neville hello cavity. >> i am kevin in for eric sean today for the president and the first lady will actually have a

amy: rodolfo hernandez later meant to say he was a follower of albert einstein.hat election, we're joined by manuel rozental, a colombian physician and activist with more than 40 years of involvement in grassroots political organizing with youth, indigenous communities, and urban and rural social movements. he has been exiled several times for his political activities. part of the organization "pueblos en camino" or people on the path. he lives in the cauca region of colombia by joining us from toronto, canada. welcome back to democracy now! talk about the significance of this election that is leading to a runoff. >> good morning, amy, and everybody. yes, to talk about the significance of this, after first of all express my deepest condolences to the people of volte -- uvalde. t families of the children and the teachers and extraordinary statements by brandon wolf. i have to make a link between what they're going through and what we go through that will help us understand these elections and what is going on in colombia. on march 28, we helped announce -- i wrote

albert einstein, a very famously said, insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. so after thoughts and prayers, and more thoughts and prayers, and claims that this time is different, what changes possible after eovaldi? i will speak with a member of congress about this next. but first we continue with those lost in the win robb elementary school we are thinking. of ten-year-old raphael tourists. his aunt told the l.a. times he was intelligent, hardworking and helpful. the parents of ten-year-old alexei rubio said they were all gonna get ice cream after school on tuesday. that was to celebrate making the honor roll and receiving a good citizen award. and 11-year-old miranda mathis is being described as -- family friend said her brother was her best friend. and he was inside the school when the gunfire began. the school the school when the gunfiref bipolar depren can take you to a dark place. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression symptoms and in clinical studies, had no s

other familiar faces-- albert einstein, winston churchill and john f.its to el fureidis. and this morning, so do we. it's called the conversation room. guests chatted here, while it's rumored, the original owner listened in from a secret passage. of course, these days, david pogue tells us, we've got plenty of devices already doing just that. >> when you were growing up, your idea of a medical data-collection device was probably, this. or possibly that. but these days, health trackers are a lot more sophisticated. and a lot more wearable. these smartwatches from companies like fitbit and apple are teeming with tiny sensors that display their findings on your smartphone. so, this looks like a list of all of the things that the watch can detect-- >> exactly. >> low heart rate, high heart rate, irregular heart-- >> right, and-- >> --blood oxygen-- >> blood oxygen, walking steadiness, headphone notifications, noise notifications, and even hand washing, which we can detect. >> and, of course, your pulse rate. >> 94. >> 94. >> that's high, isn't it? >> it's o

albert einstein, one of his quotes was, "racism was something created by the whites."nd as far as baby formula, what did they do before it was invented? they took hand milk, mixed it with water, and gave it to their baby. these days, people don't know nothing about how to do anything. what, they are that ignorant? host: all right, joe. let's hear from the president, who spoke during a trip to illinois, and he was talking about the war in ukraine and the impact on food shortages. [video clip] >> ukraine was the world's largest producer of wheat and corn and cooking oil, the fourth-largest. they have 20 million tons of grain in their silos now. 20 million tons. and guess what? if those tons don't get to market, an awful lot of people in africa are going to starve to death, because they are the sole, sole supplier of a number of african countries -- somalia -- i will not go through the mall, but the point is in the black sea rushes preventing access to ukrainian ports to get this grain out. the brutal war launched on ukrainian soil has prevented farmers from planning next

albert einstein, one of his quotes was, "racism was something created by the whites."nd as far as baby formula, what did they do before it was invented? they took hand milk, mixed it with water, and gave it to their baby. these days, people don't know nothing about how to do anything. what, they are that ignorant? host: all right, joe. let's hear from the president, who spoke during a trip to illinois, and he was talking about the war in ukraine and the impact on food shortages. [video clip] >> ukraine was the world's largest producer of wheat and corn and cooking oil, the fourth-largest. they have 20 million tons of grain in their silos now. 20 million tons. and guess what? if those tons don't get to market, an awful lot of people in africa are going to starve to death, because they are the sole, sole supplier of a number of african countries -- somalia -- i will not go through the mall, but the point is in the black sea rushes preventing access to ukrainian ports to get this grain out. the brutal war launched on ukrainian soil has prevented farmers from planning next

its shape, size and location precisely what albert einstein predicted in his theory of relativity.but miss it and come back out, you'll discover that, you know, an hour has passed for you, but ten years has passed for everyone else. >> but no one could survive actually going through. the event horizon collaboration used 11 telescopes with 300 researchers around the world to capture the image. a trapped door in space and time, just as einstein predicted more than 100 years ago. >> nbc's tom costello with that new view of the black hole. >>> coming up next, a key hearing over the border issue that has some democrats siding with republicans over the biden administration. we'll explain when "morning joe" comes right back. administration we'll explain when "morning joe" comes right back you're a target for chronic kidney disease. you can already have it and not know it. if you have chronic kidney disease your kidney health could depend on what you do today. ♪far-xi-ga♪ farxiga is a pill that works in the kidneys to help slow the progression of chronic kidney disease. farxiga can cause s

at the salk institute of buy lodge logical professor and has been a visiting professor where albert einstein studied physics. she has authored over 100 scientific papers and has received over two dozen honors and awards for her scientific achievements. she is incredibly well qualified thor this important post leading the office of science. i strongly support her nomination. i urge a favorable vote on her nomination. thank you, madam president. i notice the absence of a quorum. i yield back all time. the presiding officer: is there further debate? hearing none, the question is on the nomination. a senator: i ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote: vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: on this vote, the yeas are 54, the nays are 45, and the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, the motion to reconsider is considered made and laid upon the table, and the president will be immediately notified of the senate's actions. mr. schumer: madam president. the presiding officer: ma

is an external force that cannot be defeated the indelible impression on the young einstein was made by compass alberte the arrow point where he needed 1:0 in favor of the expert defends the director of the communication department of the state corporation rosatom andrey cheremshina. good evening. andrew good evening. master leader. today you meet a new team. tell me honestly you are pleased that the captain of this team is a girl, then it is nice. if more broadly, i want to say that girls are always captains girls women are always captains, because everything that they do, men make great discoveries, fly into space, build houses, fight, finally, everything is for the sake of the lady, and, by the way, it is not by chance that in russian the motherland is she feminine, if returning to our table. of course, i am fascinated by the captain and i really hope that more from the game will enchant me. four-time owner of the crystal owl dmitry avdeenko took over the patronage of this team. good evening. today you are very clapping loudly. how should i contact you as a consultant, instructor, or maybe just a b