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1905 Sep
27, Annalen der Physik published a fourth paper by Albert Einstein, "Does the Inertia of a Body Depend Upon Its Energy Content?," in which Einstein developed an argument for arguably the most famous equation in the field of physics: E = mc&#C2;&#B2;. Einstein considered the equivalency equation to be of paramount importance because it showed that a massive particle possesses an energy, the "rest energy", distinct from its classical kinetic and potential energies.



            (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annus_Mirabilis_Papers)


 



1905 Einstein
presented his theory of relativity declaring that the very measurement of time intervals is affected by the motion of the observer. He proposed that light is itself quantized, or particle-like, to explain how electrons were emitted when light hit certain metals. He presented four papers, the first on Brownian motion, the second was on the composition of light, the third proposed the Special Theory of Relativity, and the fourth established the equivalence of mass and energy (see Sep 27). Einstein presented 5 papers this year, one of which was titled &#E2;P C;Does the Inertia of a Body Depend on its Energy Content?&#E2;P D; This paper provided an incomplete proof of E=mc2, an equation that had already been know for a few years. In 2008 Hans C. Ohanian authored &#E2;P C;Einstein&#E2;Pcs Mistakes: The Human Failings of Genius.&#E2;P D;


            (NH, 3/05, p.72)(www.aip.org/history/einstein/great1.htm)(WSJ, 9/5/08, p.A13)

 


 

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WHAT MONTH DID ALBERT INSTINE INVENT E=MC SQUARED ??? I KNOW THE YEAR WAS 1905 BUT I CAN NOT FIND OUT THE MONTH FOR SOME REASON............

I have a number of entries (1452-1500) with the name "il Sforza del Destino" in parenthesis from a source that I have not found to be all that reliable. Per you query I will backtrack to all those entries and take out those that I am unable to verify with other sources.

Thanks for pointing out the problem.

Best regards,

Algis Ratnikas

 

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I wander how you got that nickname to Galeazzo Maria Sforza (IL SFORZA DEL DESTINO).
It got my attention, first because in Italian names starting with S use the article LO, not IL; second because I've never heard that nickname and the only thing comes to my mind is the title of Verdi's opera: "La Forza del Destino"
I am used to be wrong, so, please don't hesitate to beat me up.

Sincerely,
Angelo Molari

I just updated the copyright page and it should be working fine.
Let me know if this resolves your question.

Best regards
Algis Ratnikas
c/o www.timelines.ws


In a message dated 12/01/08 18:30:02 Pacific Standard Time, qtopic-5-R5KoBw9gteAvK9sjwPE@quicktopic.com writes: < replied-to message removed by QT >

Edited by author 12-01-2008 09:30 PM
Hey, your copyright page seems to be down and not working and i'm trying to source this website for a project. could you tell me the copyright dates, publishing, and the last time this page was revised? thanks.

Christy,

   Yes. I am pretty much the creator, compiler, whatever. Nobody else helps me.
   I update the timeline page about every day for the current news headlines. The rest of the timeline and the dictionary I update when time permits. It's a lot of work for one person.

I update various parts of the site on a weekly basis. If I find a glaring error, I try to update as soon as possible. I am doing all the work by myself for the time being.

hi im doing a research assignment on your website and i was just wondering when was the last time you updated it and are you the only creater of this website
your help will be much appreciated thankyou
christy

The Jan 9 date, attributed to the HistoryNet for Bloody Sunday, is equivalent to the Jan 22 event and represents an Old Style vs New Style calendar date.
A

Algis,

   Did you see another date other than 1918 listed?
   On my timeline? http://mirrorh.com/timelinead19.html

   Please let me know the year that you found this event listed on my timeline.


   P.S. My new e-mail address is etznab@aol.com
                                                  Etznab

Schelly,

   On my own timeline I have the January 22nd 1905 date for Russian Bloody Sunday. Did you see an entry for January 9th? For what year?
   Go to http://mirrorh.com/timelinead19.html and you will see what I'm talking about.
What is the other date you are talking about?
   Umm, by the way, I haven't read mail on this e-mail account for probably over a year. Please use the address etznab@aol.com for future correspondence. Thanks.

                                                  Etznab

Hi,
 
Russia did not adopt the western Gregorian calendar until 1918. Dates prior to 1918 are often listed under the old Julian or the new Gregorian calendar and separated by about 12 days.
See: _http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julian_calendar_
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julian_calendar)
 
This has always caused chronologists much frustration. The letters OS are often used to indicate that the day is in the Old Style. When you see such double entries, the older one is the OS.
 
Good luck.
 
Algis Ratnikas