Newly-discovered notes scribbled by Albert Einstein have solved a ‘puzzle’ from the scientific genius. 9News
The scribbled page of writing was part of an appendix to a paper written on unified field theory by the celebrated physicist in 1930.“This article was one of many in Einstein’s attempts to unify the forces of nature into one, single theory and he devoted the last 30 years of his life to this effort,” the university said, describing the paper.
“The scientific connection of many of these calculations is still not clear,” it explained, but are part of Einstein’s works to integrate all the forces of nature into a single theory.birthday later this month – also includes letters by the German-born scientist describing his fears about the rise of the Nazis. Einstein, who grew up in a secular Jewish family, wrote to his son, Hans Albert, in 1935 that events in Germany “are slowly starting to change”.
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