Showing posts with label Albert Einstein. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Albert Einstein. Show all posts

Monday, April 18, 2016

OTHER EXPLANATIONS FOR EINSTEIN'S THEORY OF RELATIVITY


Albert Einstein died Monday April 18, 1955.  Relatively speaking, he is dead.

Here are some other explanations for 

Eggs equals Mess if you Crack them twice.


Eagerness equals Much Crack taken twice.


Edginess equals Many Cranky two-year olds.


Easter equals Making Christ live twice.


Eczema equals Meditating on Crabs squared.


Embarrassment equals Making Crazy blogs more than twice.


Endings equals Magnificent Curtains squared or joined signalling The Show Is Over!

 

Monday, March 14, 2016

BIRTHDAY GIFTS FOR ALBERT EINSTEIN


Albert Einstein was born Friday March 14,1879.  That makes him 137 years old.  In three more years he will be eligible to be a time warp.





What do you buy Albert for his birthday?


You could buy him an E, and he can emcee-square it if he wants.


Perhaps Albert could use a personality.  Everyone mentions his genius, but no one mentions his personality.


Albert might like a tape measure for his birthday.  That way he could see how long a beam of light takes to complete high school.


How about a gift card for a haircut.  No doubt Albert could use that.


 
Whatever you decide to buy Albert for his birthday, remember that he is 137 years old. Be patient because he may take a time warp to open your gift.

Wednesday, July 23, 2014

FAMOUS QUESTIONS OF . . .


Albert Einstein -  "What does E equal?  My relatives?"


Charles Dickens -  "Can two cities have a tale?


A Chair -  "Is there more to life than getting ass all day?"


Abraham Lincoln - "Can a house stand when divided?"


Isaac Newton -  "Is an apple a day causing my headaches?"


Ludwig van Beethoven - "What?"


Charles Darwin - "Am I a monkey's uncle?"


Ernest End - "Am I The End of this blog?"
     

Monday, October 22, 2012

TRUTH IS STRANGER THAN PHYSICS . . .

Archimedes' Screw has nothing to do with sex.

It won't be long before Nuclear Physics becomes Oldclear Physics.


Schrodinger's cat somehow escaped from the sealed box, and became an alive or dead quantum mechanic.  As an alive or dead quantum mechanic, Schrodinger's cat repaired alive or dead  particle-accelerating magnetic mousetraps.

The Uncertainty Principle deals with whether a person will get lucky on a date. 

Heinrich Hertz was the first to prove the existence of electromagnetic pain.

The apparent magnitude of the luminosity of Earth may be lost when the Earth's  atoms go on shopping trips in the dark.

If the two types of atoms have different masses, then they end up buying clothes at different stores.

Now that he is dead, Albert Einstein often plays dice with God.  But God still refuses to play dice with the universe.

Quarkio and Leptonette by William Shakeinstein.  It's about two star-crossed subatomic particles that fall in love much to the disapproval of their atoms.


Menopausal female physicists frequently have bursts of thermodynamic energy. 

Truth is stranger than physics because you read it on the Internet.  

(This picture has nothing to do with this blog, and is posted here for no reason.)




Thursday, May 13, 2010

EINSTEIN EQUATIONS INCORPORATED

I am the Senior Imaginary Number for Einstein Equations Incorporated. I facilitate the calculations of impossible things. I just finished calculating the amount of hot air in political speeches. Thank Joe numbers are infinite! (Joe lives next door. He often takes gratitude for God when God is either busy or does not exist.)

I started out at Einstein Equations Incorporated as a Junior Imaginary Number. I worked my way through the square roots of negative numbers. I also taught myself how to use knee pads. I was soon promoted.

I enjoy my job. I'll never retire. I plan to work at Einstein Equations Incorporated, as the Senior Imaginary Number, until my number is up.