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Einstein's meteoric rise to world fame came after the publication of Sir [[Arthur Eddington]]'s observations on the bending of [[star]]light passing nearby the [[Sun]], which were taken during the total [[solar eclipse]] of May 29, 1919, and which were proclaimed to be the first [[observation]]al [[proof]]s of Einstein's theory of [[General Relativity]].
 
Einstein's meteoric rise to world fame came after the publication of Sir [[Arthur Eddington]]'s observations on the bending of [[star]]light passing nearby the [[Sun]], which were taken during the total [[solar eclipse]] of May 29, 1919, and which were proclaimed to be the first [[observation]]al [[proof]]s of Einstein's theory of [[General Relativity]].
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Effectively overnight, Einstein became famous the world over, and his name has now become synonymous in [[Western Culture]] with [[genius]].
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Effectively overnight, Einstein became famous the world over, and over time his name has now become synonymous in [[Western Culture]] with [[genius]].
    
==Famous works==
 
==Famous works==
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