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Hail these three men who were in their past lives, and exist today in memories-format as; ‘Greatest Of All Time’!

The first one discovered gravity. Many people during his time saw apples falling from trees but none of them actually spared some time out of their busy schedules to ask why. LOL! The second one is known even by kids for discovering the Pythagoras principle. Similarly, many people during his time didn’t bother to simply check if any dimensions of three sticks placed together would form any magical ratio. Now let’s consider the third man in a paragraph just set aside for him.

Einstein is behind the popular ‘relativity theory’ that I myself, and probably you too, don’t know much about. I’m actually eager to learn more about it. What I know is that it’s associated with the time-dilation thing that says something like: “Time is not universal. Time is relative.” To give an example of that, consider yourself moving very fast (nearly the speed of light) in a train and I’m sitting somewhere, still, taking my breakfast. Time will actually move slower for you compared to me. If we had priorly set some special stopwatches running at the same time, and after you have left the train, my watch would read slightly more time compared to yours after we have stopped them simultaneously. There is much more to that but let’s give this man the credit he deserves for discovering that. In this case also, many people during his time were so busy to discover that.

This art’s main purpose is to awaken all of us so that we can be rightly disposed towards the discoveries and developments that will see our blue planet become even better. Like they say: “There is still much to be discovered.” The two stars represent those two men (respectively standing right and left) who were more determined to explore our universe.

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