Check out this pic of Albert E.

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In summary, This picture of Albert Einstein, taken in 1939 by photographer Arthur Sasse, is significant because it shows a rare glimpse into the personal life of the renowned scientist. It captures Einstein's playful and humorous side, making him more relatable to the public. The story behind the picture is that it was taken at his 70th birthday celebration, where he stuck his tongue out in response to being asked to smile for the camera. The picture is authentic and has not been photoshopped.
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i guess you know you have impacted the world when your face has been etched into a natural landscape...
 
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or painted on the side of a bomb...
 
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When was his face painted onto the side of a bomb?
 
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Why is it that it is always on older version of Einstein that is pictured? Would most of the world recognize an image of a young Einstein in 1905?
 
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Cos and Old Einstein looks smarter and wiser than young einstein.
 

What is the significance of this picture of Albert Einstein?

This picture of Albert Einstein is significant because it is a rare glimpse into the personal life of one of the greatest scientists of all time. It shows him in a relaxed and casual setting, away from his usual image as a serious and intense thinker.

When was this picture taken?

This picture of Albert Einstein was taken in 1939, by photographer Arthur Sasse. It was taken on the occasion of Einstein's 70th birthday celebration at Princeton University in New Jersey.

What is the story behind this picture?

The story behind this picture is that Einstein was leaving the birthday celebration when a group of photographers asked him to smile for the camera. Tired of smiling for the cameras, he stuck his tongue out instead. This became one of the most iconic and famous pictures of him.

Why is this picture so popular?

This picture of Albert Einstein is so popular because it captures his playful and humorous side, which is not often seen by the public. It also humanizes him and makes him more relatable, rather than just a brilliant scientist.

Is this picture authentic or photoshopped?

This picture of Albert Einstein is authentic and has not been photoshopped or digitally altered in any way. It is a genuine photograph taken in the moment, and there is no evidence to suggest that it has been manipulated.

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