Behind the steps of Albert Einstein

The portrait of Albert Einstein (1879-1955), a theoretical physicist. 

All scholars want to be like Albert Einstein. The man who created Theories of Special and General relativity. We all know that those theories are the cornerstones of modern physics. Nobody found any errors in those theories. And that thing makes them remarkably manifested genius and intellect. 

We must realize that also Einstein made mistakes. But that man is the symbol of genius who could live once in a century. 

Albert Einstein is not the only scientist in the world. He was the best in his area. But, there were many top men before him. He didn't create his theories alone. Einstein just ennobled Newton's theories to a new form. So he filled the hole that Newton couldn't notice. 

In the time of Newton, Sciences, physics, and astronomy separated into independent or at least half-independent sciences. Then Edwin Hubble separated cosmology from astronomy. And that thing fixed one weakness that is crucial in physics. Cosmologists must not calculate everything. 

Einstein's theories were crossroads between classic physics and quantum physics. And then quantum mechanics separated from quantum physics. The problem is that axioms of the series of calculations that are made for connecting quantum physics and quantum mechanics to classic physics are not matching. 

The system makes very well-looking solutions and gives good answers when calculation series are calculated to a smaller part of atoms and elementary particles. But when the system should check those answers the calculations are not matching. That means there is something. That is very important missing in those models. And maybe someday researchers can find those things.