On a Beam of Light: a Story of Albert Einstein
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But Albert couldn’t find a job as a teacher. So he got another job.
A simple, quiet job in a government office. An office where he worked with other people’s ideas and inventions. He did his work very well and very quickly…so quickly that he had lots of extra time to think and wonder.
Albert watched a lump of sugar dissolve and disappear into his hot tea.
How could this happen?
He watched the smoke from his pipe swirl and disappear into the air.
How could one thing disappear into another?
Then ...he began to figure it out. He thought about the idea that everything is made out of teeny, tiny, moving bits of stuff—far too tiny to see—little bits called “atoms.” Some people didn’t believe that atoms existed, but Albert’s figuring helped prove that everything in the world is made of atoms… even sugar and tea, even smoke and air. Even Albert and you.
Then Albert thought about motion.
He realized that everything is always moving.
Moving through space, moving through time. Even sound asleep we’re moving, as our planet circles the sun, and our lives travel into the future.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Albert couldn’t find a job as a teacher. So he got another job.
A simple, quiet job in a government office. An office where he worked with other people’s ideas and inventions. He did his work very well and very quickly…so quickly that he had lots of extra time to think and wonder.
Albert watched a lump of sugar dissolve and disappear into his hot tea.
How could this happen?
He watched the smoke from his pipe swirl and disappear into the air.
How could one thing disappear into another?
Then ...he began to figure it out. He thought about the idea that everything is made out of teeny, tiny, moving bits of stuff—far too tiny to see—little bits called “atoms.” Some people didn’t believe that atoms existed, but Albert’s figuring helped prove that everything in the world is made of atoms… even sugar and tea, even smoke and air. Even Albert and you.
Then Albert thought about motion.
He realized that everything is always moving.
Moving through space, moving through time. Even sound asleep we’re moving, as our planet circles the sun, and our lives travel into the future.
What to read after On a Beam of Light: a Story of Albert Einstein?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennifer Berne to read onlineMoreLess
a-person-without-a-name 6 years ago
a very short book well written so i give it a 5 stars
Guest 6 years ago
Yes. You left out the best parts.
Guest 6 years ago
Yes,good nice
Guest 6 years ago
This book was unbelievable!I travelled and read in Albert Einstein's thinkings.
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