The mystery of Einstein s brain, what mysteries have not been solved in Einstein s head?

The father of relativity, the most prominent physicist, Albert Einstein, died, his brain was taken out and his whereabouts are unknown. The whereabouts of Albert Einstein's brain, and what was so remarkable about the brain's most brilliant brain in history, became one of the most storied mysteries of the 20th century. Recently, Thomas Harvey, an American pathologist who was initially accused of stealing Einstein's brain, gave his first exclusive interview to the National Geographic Channel in the United States, completely revealing the absolute inside story of the whole incident.

The most shocking thing is that the 91-year-old Ha said that in order to facilitate research, he cut his brain into 240 pieces! In life, we are exposed to many rumors, one of which is famous: our human brain is only 1% developed, while Einstein's brain is 99%.

And Einstein, because of such rumors, soon died, and his brain was taken away. Let's take a look at why. If scientists are ranked according to their achievements, there is no doubt that Einstein, like Newton and Maxwell, belongs to the first echelon of scientists, and they have all independently completed a certain unity in physics.

After years of research, scientists have finally solved the mystery. To understand the peculiarities of Einstein, we must start with the function of the human brain. We all know that different parts of the human brain have different responsibilities.

For example, the left brain is responsible for speaking and reading, and the right brain has the functions of spatial perception and recognition. If some of them are injured, the injured person will lose the corresponding abilities, such as aphasia or blindness. Because the left and right hemispheres must communicate with each other to function properly, there is a white matter band in the brain called the corpus callosum that acts as a bridge between them.

He died at Princeton University Hospital in Albert Einstein, New Jersey, USA, at the age of 76. At the time, Thomas Harvey was chair of the Department of Pathology at Princeton University. Although he only met Einstein once, he happened to be the doctor who performed the autopsy on him.

Harvey cut open Einstein's body, examined his organs one by one, weighed them and described what they looked like, because people all over the world wanted to know the cause of the great scientist's death as soon as possible. Harvey finally announced that Einstein had died of a "ruptured aortic tumor," and Nathan, Einstein's good friend and executor, was also present to testify. In addition, Harvey also did something that no one else knew.

With the consent of Einstein's eldest son, Hans, he quietly took out Einstein's brain and left it for the scientific community to study. Hans's condition is that the results of the research must be published in a scientific journal.

Einstein died after muttering a lot of incomprehensible language before he died, he spoke German, so the world still does not know what Einstein's last words before his death were, Einstein is a genius of the parietal lobe, people still can't know, where his wisdom comes from, Einstein's brain nerve connections are not the same as ordinary people's, so far the reason has not been found, has not been uncovered, has been a mystery that has not been solved, until today has been studied.

Einstein's head is larger than the size of ordinary people, and the size of the parietal lobe in his head is far beyond ordinary people.

Why did Einstein's brain weigh less than a normal human brain? There are many more glial cells in brain slices than others, and the brain of a normal person weighs more than 1,400 grams, while Einstein weighs only 1,230 grams.

What is the secret of Einstein's brain, and then his brain went **?