Death Of Albert Einstein

 Death Of Albert Einstein

Albert Einstein the famous German Physicist was a person who gave various development in the field of science and technology. So how can demise of such a legendary being be so normal. 

When he suffered a burst in blood vessel in 1955, doctors told him that a surgery can save his life but Einstein declined by saying " It's tasteless to prolong life artificially, I have played my part now I will do it elegantly. " 



When he died in Penn Medicine Princeton Medical Center nurses found a speech he was about to deliver in Israel and a set of equations by his bedside. 

Whole world was curious about the last words  of a man who started speaking at a very late age but his last words will never be known. He said them in German but the attending nurse didn't speak German and could not recall what he said. 




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