Question

how the compass inspired albert eintein​

Answer 1

Answer:

Young Albert was fascinated by the fact that no matter which way he turned the compass, the needle always pointed the same direction. This was his introduction to scientific inquiry. "That experience made a deep and lasting impression on me," he wrote years later. "Something deeper had to be hidden behind things."

Explanation:

De Pretto's

Einstein was undoubtedly influenced by De Pretto's theories, as he published his theory of relativity papers in 1905, just two years after De Pretto published his own.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Young Albert was fascinated by the fact that no matter which way he turned the compass, the needle always pointed the same direction. This was his introduction to scientific inquiry. "That experience made a deep and lasting impression on me," he wrote years later. "Something deeper had to be hidden behind things."

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