Einstein's Trilogy | Revolutions | Albert Einstein | Unisex Crewneck T-Shirt

Three fundamental concepts from Albert Einstein's groundbreaking work, representing the ideas that fundamentally rewired reality and launched modern physics.

1. Mass–Energy Equivalence:

The central focus is the single, elegant equation: $E = mc^2$. This formula for Mass-Energy Equivalence is the ultimate expression of special relativity (1905), proving that mass ($m$) and energy ($E$) are not separate entities but interchangeable forms of the same thing, with the speed of light squared ($c^2$) as the conversion factor. A thin wireframe orbit path surrounding the equation adds a premium, academic touch.

2. Lorentz Transformation Axes:

Featured alongside is a simplified Minkowski Diagram, the geometric framework for special relativity. It displays the time axis ($t$) and space axis ($x$) and a slanted worldline, demonstrating how the space and time coordinates of an event change for observers moving at different velocities (the Lorentz transformation). This concept is necessary to reconcile electromagnetism with the relative motion of observers. The diagram confirms that the speed of light is the cosmic speed limit, symbolized by a thin dashed light cone.

3. Gravitational Waves Line Plot:

The final element is a simple sinusoidal line representing Gravitational Waves and labeled $h(t)$. These are "ripples in spacetime" predicted by General Relativity (1915). The inclusion of the micro-caption "Ripples in spacetime — predicted 1916. and first direct detection was made in 2015" ties Einstein's century-old theoretical work to a monumental, recent empirical validation achieved by the LIGO experiment.

Together, these three diagrams honor Einstein's complete theoretical mastery of the universe, spanning the relationship between mass, energy, space, time, and gravity, making it a definitive piece in the Revolutions collection