Did it take creativity to find relativity, Albert Einstein? Melvin and Gilda Berger ; illustrated by Brandon Dorman

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Berger, Melvin

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TextSeries: Scholastic science supergiantsPublication details: New York Scholastic Nonfiction c2007Description: 48 p. ill. (some col.)ISBN:

9780439833844 (pbk.)
0439833841 (pbk.)

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530.092 B

Summary: Through a question-and-answer format, provides information on the life and accomplishments of the physicist most famous for his theory of relativity

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Includes index.

Through a question-and-answer format, provides information on the life and accomplishments of the physicist most famous for his theory of relativity

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