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Ever since human beings possessed wisdom, they have been searching for the truth of the world. Although early human beings did not obtain the truth in the true sense due to various restrictions, and the development of science was greatly stagnant due to religion, royal power and other reasons, there are still people who are constantly struggling for science.
Until the rise of the Renaissance, the people began to pursue the joy of life and yearn for cultural freedom, which later brought about a huge revolution in the field of art and science, and greatly promoted the development of science.
Since then, science has begun to make rapid progress, Copernicus issued a heliocentric theory, believing that the earth revolves around the sun, breaking the traditional astronomical concept, Newton sensed the existence of gravity from the apple that fell overhead, and established the three major Newtonian motion systems.
Born in the 19th century, Einstein is also a scientist with cross-era significance, known as the "great man of the century", promoting human understanding of the world and creating a new era of modern science and technology. It is said that Einstein burned all his manuscripts before his death.
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We all know that Einstein made many great achievements in his lifetime, and even opened up four completely new fields of physics, and his theories not only covered every aspect of the world from small particles to vast universes.
He also broke with the classical theoretical system of physics that had been enshrined as truth and few would question, and also changed the traditional concepts of time and space, as well as energy and matter, to lead people to a whole new world.
Einstein proposed general and special relativity in the 20th century, almost all of which have been confirmed by the rapid development of modern scientific research, such as the similar wave effect of space-time fluctuations that are still moving in the universe, that is, gravitational waves, mentioned in his general theory of relativity in 1915.
However, it was not until 1975 that scientists indirectly proved the existence of gravitational waves, and it was not until 50 years after Einstein's death that gravitational waves were finally discovered, proving Einstein's authenticity.
At that time, Einstein, who was most likely to find a direct proof of gravitational waves, died in 1955, and many historians believed that Einstein may have found a way to find gravitational waves before his death, and he mentioned the relationship between gravitational waves and massive celestial bodies in his article published in 1953, but he had not yet finished writing the relevant proof articles.
However, before his death, Einstein was said to have destroyed all his manuscripts about the truth of the universe, and some historians believe that the manuscripts on them may have written experimental data on gravitational waves for these reasons.
In fact, no matter which scientist, he will attach great importance to his own research manuscripts and will not easily destroy them, and the reason why Einstein destroyed his manuscripts is not just a guess above.
The second speculation is that people believe that Einstein wanted nuclear weapons to disappear from the world. We all know that Einstein was not only a great scientist, but also a Jew.
At that time, the German Nazi organization launched the persecution of Jews, and many Jews began to flee abroad, including Einstein, who was forced to come to the United States. Many people believe that Einstein built the atomic bomb in the United States because he was dissatisfied with Germany, but the United States did not drop this terrible nuclear weapon on Germany, but threw it on Japan.
When the atomic bomb was first used in war, its tragic consequences also awakened peace-loving Einstein, who understood that this powerful weapon was not something that humans could control and could have very serious consequences in the future. Later, Einstein even publicly expressed his opposition to the manufacture of hydrogen bombs by the United States.
As a result, it was thought that the manuscript might contain information about nuclear weapons, and Einstein destroyed it in order to no longer expose the world to nuclear weapons.
However, in fact, Einstein was not actually a nuclear weapons developer, and did not even participate in half of the nuclear weapons-related research, but in 1939, in order to avoid the German Nazis taking the lead in mastering nuclear weapons, he wrote a letter to the president of the United States at that time, suggesting that the government increase the research efforts.
After the atomic bomb exploded in Japan, Einstein also confessed that he regretted persuading the United States to build an atomic bomb.
The third speculation is that Einstein was reluctant to publish the original manuscript and the unproven project. It is believed that Einstein wrote many manuscripts on scientific research projects and theories in his continuous experiments, but because of the rigorous attitude of scientists, Einstein did not want to be influenced by his manuscripts in later generations, or could not guarantee its correctness, so he destroyed it.
The fourth guess is that Einstein was worried about the progress of the world. Also because of the power of the atomic bomb, Einstein understood that if human beings had great power, they were likely to have the consequences of destroying the world.
Therefore, he destroyed all the manuscripts that originally recorded the truth of the universe and could promote the great changes in the world and the leapfrog development of science and technology, so as to avoid the bad impact of his research data on future generations.
In fact, there are different views about the fact that Einstein did not destroy the manuscript in the end, and some people believe that Einstein's manuscript was not destroyed, but still exists.
On the occasion of Einstein's 140th birthday in 2019, the Einstein Archives published 110 manuscripts of the great scientist's lifetime, mostly from 1944 to 1948, or a flash of inspiration for a long time.
But there is still a missing part in the middle, and many people think that this missing part may be the destroyed manuscript.
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In fact, whether Einstein did not destroy the manuscript in the end, and no matter why he destroyed the manuscript, these cannot deny his great contribution to the cause of human physics, and he is a very creative and intelligent talent.
What we have to do is to inherit the will of our predecessors, stand on the shoulders of great people, walk through the new road pioneers, and bravely move forward, continue to explore, and never stop.