Jewish in Germany, Albert Einstein was. He was raised in a middle-class home. His birthday is March 14, 1879. The value of pi is 3.14. (One of mathematics' most well-known symbols, pi has numerous significant uses in physics, engineering, and statistics.) Due to dyslexia, he was mute until the age of two. Because of this, he was forced to live alone and has no friends. He enjoys being in nature. He began asking questions about nature and made an effort to research the answers on his own. This is among the factors that led him to pursue a career in science later on.
 Because of his frequent disobedient behavior at school, Einstein was consistently ignored by his teachers.

Albert Einstein would write that in his early years, two wonders deeply affected him. The first was his encounter with a compass. He was gifted a compass by his father. He was astonished by it’s work at that time; he was 4 years old. He was puzzled that invisible forces could deflect the needle. And the second one was when he discovered a book of geometry at the age of 12 and called it his "sacred little geometry book.".

He has a bizarre nature, like he doesn’t like to wear socks. Even when he became a scientist, he went to the American White House without combing his hair. He likes to play building by cards. psychiatrist Says that this will help with creativity. When he takes a snap of sleep, he likes to have a spoon, key chain, or others so that when he goes to deep sleep, holding the key chain will fall, and with that sound, he will wake up again. In general, when we all think something, we use words to describe it. Without words, we wouldn't be able to think anything, but Albert is a man who thinks without words, and he finds words for that. That’s why he's a unique and amazing man. That's how he found many theories in physics.

Albert did his college in Switzerland, and he wants to settle there because there was a rule that every German had to work in the military, which was compulsory. Albert was an average student, even in college. He passed out with average marks. His professor, Hermann Minkowski, who is also a German mathematician, always scolds Albert, but later he felt sorry for scolding him because Hermann Minkowski was the one who played a crucial role in the development of special relativity theory. and it was he who introduced the concept of four-dimensional spacetime, which became a key part of Einstein's theory.

While studying Einstein’s HOD, Heinrich Friedrich Weber ( adviser) was always angry at him because Einstein kept asking questions that were not solved or explained, and Einstein’s comment that his theory was 50 years outdated. Because of this cold war between them, Albert was not able to get a job in that institution, and he told his friends about this through letters.

Later, he was trying to get a job in the patent office as a 3rd grade clerk, but even that he was not able to get, and finally, with a friend's recommendation, he got his job. Then he only married his lover, Mileva Marić.

Einstein first published his Special Theory of Relativity which describes his revolutionary ideas about light, time, and energy in 1905, which was not accepted at that period of time.

It was also ignored by most of the world's scientists, who called it worthless and useless for not having a logical mind.

Albert was busy with complicated mathematics; hence, he gets help from his friends, like mathematicians Marcel Grossmann, David Hilbert, and many others.

When Hitler found out about Einstein, he wanted Einstein to come back to Germany. But he rejected it. Hitler got angry, hence the German announcement of 5,000 dollars for Einstein's head, and his books and theoretical papers were burned in Germany.

He received the 1921 Nobel Prize in Physics for the photoelectric  effect." His work is also known for its influence on the philosophy of science.

Einstein collected money to put an autograph sign, and he gave that amount to charity. He went through depression because people used

Invention E=mc2 to find a nuclear weapon. He suffered severe stomach pain due to an ulcer, and finally he died on April 18, 1955, at the age of 76. Albert Einstein's last words were spoken in German to a nurse who didn't understand the language; hence, they were not recorded.