Einstein-All Alone Against Gravity

Einstein - Alone Against Gravity Book Description In Alone Against Gravity, we witness the transformation and breaking of the silence of Einstein, who was just a scientist and lived his life away from politics. The 35-year-old Einstein began teaching at the Prussian Academy of Sciences in April 1914. Meanwhile, his marriage was falling apart and Einstein fell in love with his cousin Elsa Lowenthal. Four months later, Germany began preparations for war and nationalist voices surrounded all science centers. World War I would change the course of all scientific activities, the bright minds of scientists, and Einstein's relationship with his colleagues. Alone Against Gravity, while examining Einstein's adoption of pacifism, explains with documents why he began to devote himself to political issues. In this book, Einstein He will read not only his contributions to science but also his calls for peace to humanity in a dark time when everyone was warmongering; You will encounter an Einstein who made mistakes and regrets like everyone else, but unlike everyone else, he refused to join the herd and remain indifferent in an environment where opposing voices were silenced. (From the Promotional Bulletin)