Einstein wasn't an inventor. Although, if he had wanted to be he would probably have been a rather good one. He was a theoretical physicist. He concepts (and supporting mathematics) are used every day in various fields, including astronomy, mathematics, physics, space travel, communications, and many others. He didn't just come up with a couple of interesting concepts. His work changed the nature of physics and related sciences.
One of Albert Einstein's discoveries was the photoelectric effect. This concept is used in making smoke alarms, burglar alarms, lux meters, photometers, etc.
Scientists used it to develop Nuclear Power
In physics, mass-energy equivalence is the concept that mass and energy are the same thing. This is better known in its formula E=MC2 developed by Albert Einstein, which led to nuclear binding (and splitting?) which ultimately provided the basis for the atomic bomb.
It is not used in medicine.
Aquaducts, cement, roads, domed shaped roofing, andalso they were the first ones to have written laws ;)
Einstein used tools to make his inventions. He probably use an old fashion microscope to study microscopic things but that is all that I know:( Hope it answered your question!
Scientists used it to develop Nuclear Power
Yes. he created the lightbulb.
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Cement, glass, and sail boats are three inventions that originated in Rome and are still used today.
I think because much of his inventions are used a lot today.
paper ans the plow was invented in china and is used today
There are many Greek inventions that are still used today. Some of these include the alarm clock, central heating, the thermometer, maps, cannons, as well as wheelbarrows.
all his clothes used to be in a same stich and in a same (i.e. white) colour, so that he dont wastes time thinking what to wear.
One of Albert Einstein's inventions was the Einstein refrigerator, which was an absorption refrigerator designed to be more energy-efficient than traditional refrigerators at the time. It used ammonia, water, and butane to cool the refrigerator without the use of electricity.
There are countless examples of inventions taken for granted today that did not exist 100 years ago. One of the most used is the Internet, developed in the 1990's in the form familiar to users today.
Writing, numbers, possibly mud bricks.