Pythagoras & Albert Einstein

Pythagoras & Albert Einstein

Pythagoras  - material like surface like a area of the field

Einstein  - non-material like surface as the cover of the light

Albert Einstein based his theory of relativity largely on the Pythagorean theorem. The speed of light has changed our understanding of physics and the world around us.

It has been said: When you understand the matter, you tell it in two minutes to oncomer and he realizes what you say. Einstein understood the theory, and expressed this having five symbolic marks.

The visual geometry increases into it the pentagon. Pythagorean theorem c² = a² + b² and Einstein's theory of relativity E = m c²  formula, can be described as having the same meaning. Both have a surface area definition c². In the Pythagorean theorem, c² is the cover of the hand touchable surface area. In the theory of relativity, c² is the conceptual cover of the light. To the visual geometry associated story has a description of that, how the hidden can be seen through the well-known. This is illustrated by a story in which a child is hiding behind the rock, but the mother can detect him with the help of the light and shadow. This leads to mathematics, when the value is calculated in the real world.