Albert Einstein Signed 'Time' Magazine, April 4, 1938, Inscribed E=mc2. We are honored to present an unmissable artifact of scientific history - an original 'Time' magazine, dated April 4, 1938, signed by the father of relativity, Albert Einstein. But this is no ordinary signature - Einstein has also inscribed his most famous equation, E=mc^2, making this item incredibly unique and invaluable. Albert Einstein, an intellectual giant of the 20th century, is widely regarded as one of the most influential physicists who has ever lived. E=mc^2, the formula that states energy (E) equals mass (m) times the speed of light (c) squared, forever changed humanity's understanding of space, time, and the universe. This magazine, featuring Einstein on its cover, was published at a significant stage in his life - the eve of the Second World War. Einstein was named the "Person of the Century" by Time magazine in 1999, and the edition we present to you, from 1938 when Einstein's theories were beginning to gain wider acceptance, is an incredibly important artifact. The master's signature, embedded on the magazine cover, is differentiated with boldness and clarity. A striking aspect of this keepsake is the inscription of E=mc^2 - the revolutionary equation is written in Einstein's hand, echoing his transformative impact on the field of physics and beyond. The magazine, showing natural signs of age, has been meticulously preserved while maintaining its vintage charm. All its pages are intact, including articles and advertisements from the era, providing a snapshot of the world during a time of escalating global tensions as well as scientific and technological advancements. Adding to this impressive artifact is a certificate of authenticity issued by a recognized authority in autographs and signed memorabilia, thus ensuring the validity of Einstein's autograph and inscription. This auction item, a rarity in the world of historical collectibles, holds incredible historical and cultural significance. The rarity of Einstein's autograph, combined with his groundbreaking equation inscription makes this an especially coveted item for collectors, physicists, and admirers of both scientific and historical memorabilia. This piece serves as a tangible tribute to a man whose theories still echo in every physics classroom and across the expanse of the universe he helped us understand. Don't miss the opportunity to treasure this piece of intellectual history. This item comes with a letter of authenticity from a reputable third-party autograph authentication company, confirming that the signature is genuine.

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