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Which country did teenage Einstein move to after leaving Germany?
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In Albert Einstein's famous formulas, what constant does the letter $c$ represent?
Answer: Speed of light
Why: Einstein wrote the speed of light as V in his 1905 papers and only switched to c in 1907, when c was already the standard symbol.
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How did Albert Einstein investigate physics as a sixteen-year-old?
Answer: Writing a scientific essay
Why: Einstein sent his first essay, exploring magnetic fields in the ether, to his uncle Caesar Koch for feedback.
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Which home appliance did Albert Einstein and Leo Szilard patent?
Answer: Absorption refrigerator
Why: Patent 1,781,541, granted in 1930 and sold to Electrolux: no moving parts, no electricity, just heat cycling ammonia, butane and water.
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What quantum physics phenomenon did Albert Einstein call spooky action at a distance?
Answer: Quantum entanglement
Why: Einstein rejected the idea because instantaneous particle interaction seemed to violate the cosmic speed limit of light.
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In what country was Albert Einstein born?
Answer: Germany
Why: Einstein was born in Ulm on 14 March 1879; at 16 he gave up his German citizenship and became Swiss in 1901.
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What was the maiden name of Albert Einstein's second wife Elsa?
Answer: Einstein
Why: Elsa was Albert's cousin twice over: their mothers were sisters and their fathers were first cousins, so she was born an Einstein.