Itâs November 21st and on this day in 1905, Albert Einstein published his Theory of Special Relativity.  The equation, E=MC^2 is referenced in popular culture as often as science classrooms, so letâs take a quick look at what went into that famous equation.

Itâs November 21st and on this day in 1905, Albert Einstein published his Theory of Special Relativity. The equation, E=MC^2 is referenced in popular culture as often as science classrooms, so letâs take a quick look at what went into that famous equation.

Itâs November 21st and on this day in 1905, Albert Einstein published his Theory of Special Relativity.&nbsp; The equation, E=MC^2 is referenced in popular culture as often as science classrooms, so letâs take a quick look at what went into that famous equation.&nbsp;&nbsp;

11.21 - E equals MC squared paper published

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