Philosophy
Albert Einstein and his wife, Elsa, pose for photographers at a press conference at Caltech in Pasadena. The image above at left was taken by a Los Angeles Times photographer. The one above at right was taken by a Los Angeles Daily News photographer.
Professor Einstein wished to keep a low profile, but after arriving in San Diego by ship on Dec. 31, 1930, he was treated like royalty. Crowds, media and officials welcomed him at every stop. So after taking in the Rose Parade, Einstein agreed to a press conference on Jan. 2, 1931, including this sitting for local photographers.
Einstein was a visiting professor at Caltech from 1931 to 1933. Since 2000, the Einstein Papers Project has been at Caltech.
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Philosophy
Einstein at a press conference...January 2nd, 1931
"Einsteins greet the media in 1931"
by
Scott Harrison
August 12th, 2011
Los Angeles Times
by
Scott Harrison
August 12th, 2011
Los Angeles Times
Albert Einstein and his wife, Elsa, pose for photographers at a press conference at Caltech in Pasadena. The image above at left was taken by a Los Angeles Times photographer. The one above at right was taken by a Los Angeles Daily News photographer.
Professor Einstein wished to keep a low profile, but after arriving in San Diego by ship on Dec. 31, 1930, he was treated like royalty. Crowds, media and officials welcomed him at every stop. So after taking in the Rose Parade, Einstein agreed to a press conference on Jan. 2, 1931, including this sitting for local photographers.
Einstein was a visiting professor at Caltech from 1931 to 1933. Since 2000, the Einstein Papers Project has been at Caltech.
- Snap From The Past...the Einsteins Arrive In San Diego
Dr. Albert Einstein and his wife after their arrival in San Diego on the steamship Belgenland. December 31st, 1930 The January 1st, 1931 edition of the Los Angeles Times reported... Dr. Albert Einstein, distinguished German scientist whose intricate mathematical...
- Volume #13 Of 30...huge Project On Albert Einstein
"Caltech and Princeton University Press Release Thirteenth Volume of Einstein Papers" September 26th, 2012 by Kimm Fesenmaier In the fall of 1922, when Albert Einstein's Nobel Prize in Physics was announced, the already-famous physicist was on a...
- "another Einstein?" Poll
Will there ever be an iconic figure like Einstein again? Yes...6 No...1 Perhaps...3 Hard to predict, but I doubt it. Einstein was historically in the right place at the right time. Einstein was part of the Classical Age of Physics, explained a far reaching...
- Einstein Shot By Esther Bubley
Esther Bubley "LIFE sent Bubley to photograph Albert Einstein on his 74th birthday. Einstein, who hated photographers, had agreed to a one-hour session, but he relented and allowed the quiet and unobtrusive Bubley to accompany him for the entire day."...
- Unusual Einstein Photographs
Here is a collection of not too often seen photographs of Einstein "Declaration of Intention" to become a U.S. citizen, January 15th, 1936. October 1st, 1940--Citizenship "Observatório Nacional", during Einstein's visit to Brazil, in 1925 Conrad...