Breaking News
REVEALED: Did you know Albert Einstein’s brain was stolen after he died?
Harvey, a pathologist at Princeton Hospital, New Jersey, where Einstein died, had performed an autopsy on him and used the opportunity to steal the brain of Einstein, his motive being to unlock Einstein’s genius.
Did you know that the brain of Albert Einstein, the Nobel prize-winning physicist who gave the world the theory of relativity and the law of the photoelectric effect, was stolen after he died?
Before he died on the 18th of April 1955 of an abdominal aortic aneurysm, Einstein had given specific instructions regarding his remains.
His remains were to be cremated, and the ashes scattered secretly to avoid being idolised.
However, hours after his death, his brain was stolen by the doctor, Thomas Harvey, who performed an autopsy on him.
Harvey, a pathologist at Princeton Hospital, New Jersey, where Einstein died, had performed an autopsy on him and used the opportunity to steal the brain of Einstein, his motive being to unlock Einstein’s genius.
The Kampala Declaration: How African Youth Can Lead Food System Transformation to Accelerate the Achievement of Zero Hunger by 2030 -By Emeka Christian Umunnakwe
If Africa is serious about achieving Zero Hunger by 2030, these perceptions must be confronted with deliberate action. Young people...
China Finances New ECOWAS Headquarters -By Kestér Kenn Klomegâh
In accordance with the agreement concluded between the ECOWAS and the Government of China, the building by the Shanghai Construction...
The Arrest Of Nicholas Maduro By The US And Other Matters -By Hajia Hadiza Mohammed
Since the advent of the current administration, the country has been weaken internally with self-serving leaders insensitive to the yearnings...
When Nations Break Their Reformers: Why EFCC Cannot Carry Nigeria’s Burden Alone — And Why Power Must Fear God -By Prof. John Egbeazien Oshodi
Public frustration with the EFCC over perceived selective enforcement is understandable. Nigerians see some arrests carried out suddenly and forcefully,...
Poor, Poor, Maduro -By IfeanyiChukwu Afuba
Little wonder his ouster elicited celebrations. The ease of his capture is telling. There is only one explanation for the...