Einstein's Miracle Year: Groundbreaking Discoveries of 1905

In 1905, known as Einstein's Miracle Year, he published groundbreaking papers that transformed scientific understanding. He proposed that light is made of photons, leading to quantum theory, and proved the existence of atoms and molecules. Einstein also developed the theory of special relativity, explaining how the speed of a moving object can appear different based on the observer's perspective. The video reviews these concepts and includes quiz questions to reinforce learning.

What was sometimes referred to as Einstein's Miracle Year?

What revolutionary idea did Einstein propose about light?

What method did Einstein invent for counting and determining the size of atoms and molecules?

What was the significance of Einstein's explanation of the nature of light?

How did Einstein's theory of special relativity change the understanding of the speed of moving objects?