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Beakman's World
Einstein's Theory of Relativity
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Beakman acts as Einstein to explain the theory of relativity. He breaks down each component and explains what it is. He also explains relativity using an animated clip of cars on the highway.
physics
theory of relativity
scientists
albert einstein
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