The Man with a Stick of Chalk.
By the time you read this entry you will probably have known the news about gravitational waves and how they have been checked and verifed by The Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) located at the United States. This news, despite being a world trending topic, has been understood by a small group of people. Although, most ones that are not skilled in the art assume this detection is a final proof that the theory of relativity is right, at least. Accordingly, once again we find new reasons to admire Albert Einstein. In this sense, I would like to highlight how important was using imagination as well as thought experiments (gedankenexperiment, as Einstein himself called). Note that there were not any kind of computer or electronic devices that could have been a help to Einstein at the time he made his researchs, so he did his work by himself. Actually, his available tools were a piece of paper, a pen and a stick of chalk, as you can see in the famous picture took at the Princeton University, which showed Einstein writing on a blackboard his famous equations. Something similar happened when the scottish physicist Maxwell theorized about electromagnetical waves many years before they were verifed by Herz. In a nutshell, there is not any thing more powerful than human intelligence and talent.
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The Man with a Stick of Chalk.
By the time you read this entry you will probably have read the news about gravitational waves and how they have been checked and verified by The Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) located in the United States. This news, despite being a world trending topic, has been understood by a small group of people. Although, most people who are not in the field assume this detection is final proof that the theory of relativity is correct. Accordingly, once again we find new reasons to admire Albert Einstein. In this sense, I would like to highlight how important using imagination as well as thought experiments were in this discovery (gedankenexperiment, as Einstein himself called). Note that there were not any computers or electronic devices that could have been a help to Einstein at the time he made his theories, so he did his work by himself. Actually, his available tools were a piece of paper, a pen and a stick of chalk, as you can see in the famous picture took at Princeton University. This picture showed Einstein writing his famous equations on a blackboard. Something similar happened when the Scottish physicist Maxwell theorized that electromagnetic waves existed many years before they were verified by Herz. In a nutshell, there is nothing more powerful than human intelligence and talent.0
By the time you read this entry you will probably have known heard the news about gravitational waves and how they have been checked and verified by The Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) located at in the United States. This news, despite being a world trending topic, has been understood by a small group of people. Although, most ones that are not skilled in the art assume this detection is a final proof that the theory of relativity is right, at least. Accordingly, once again we find new reasons to admire Albert Einstein. In this sense, I would like to highlight how important it was using imagination as well as thought experiments (gedankenexperiment, as Einstein himself called). Note that there were not any kind of computer or electronic devices that could have been a help to Einstein at the time he made did his researchs, so he did his work by himself. Actually, his available tools were a piece of paper, a pen and a stick of chalk, as you can see in the famous picture took taken at the Princeton University, which showed Einstein writing on a blackboard his famous equations on a blackboard. Something similar happened when the Scottish physicist Maxwell theorized about electromagnetical waves many years before they were verified by Herz. In a nutshell, there is not any thing (or there is nothing) more powerful than human intelligence and talent.
Fantastic work Angel! My corrections are in red and my suggestions to sound more natural are in blue/grey.
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