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Nobodyīs Perfect...?
Albert Einstein, the ultimate genius, apparently left his brain on the mantle when trying to assert his view of a "static", or unmoving, universe. The Cosmological Constant he added to his equations he later admitted was his īgreatest blunderī. Or was it? A new theory raises the possibility that Einsteinīs constant wasnīt such a bad idea.
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And here are the stars, Galileo!
Galileo did not invent the telescope, as is thought by many. Rather, a Dutch spectacle maker by the name of Hans Lippershey is touted as the person who built the first telescope. So, why donīt we have any Lippershey telescopes today? Because he couldnīt keep a secret. Word got around to a specific Galileo Galilei, he imitated the invention and took it to Venice, where he was paid a good sum of money for it, and given credit for its conception.
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The New Master
Stephen William Hawking, born in England in 1942. Most popular for his book and series "A brief History of Time," and for his disability, which has him confined in a wheelchair and unable to speak without a machine, Hawking has been trying to unify General Relativity with the Quantum Theory. His theories have made a large impact in the field of Cosmology.
