There's more to Einstein than the Nobel Prize for Physics and his groundbreaking theories of special and general relativity.
won the Nobel Prize for Physics. While fascinating, Einstein’s work isn’t the only thing that’s interesting about him. Here are five facts about Einstein you may not have known.You may have heard that Einstein did not start speaking until he was the age of five. Before that, he couldn’t speak in full sentences —with his family. However, there was no need to worry as his late-onset of language skills didn’t hold him back.
,” to describe children with delayed speech . Common traits include being strong-willed, analytical thinkers and excelling in other areas.After graduating from Zurich Polytechnic in 1900, Einstein unsuccessfully tried to obtain a position as a professor. At that time, he wasn’t considered especially brilliant and hadn’t yet done anything exceptional. According to the book,, it took Einstein nine years after graduation to finally get a job offer as a junior professor.
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