Inspire the Einstein in you (or your kids)! True comic stories about astonishing discoveries and the scientists who made them!

Inspire the Einstein in you (or your kids)! True comic stories about astonishing discoveries and the scientists who made them!

Inspire the Einstein in you (or your kids)! True comic stories about astonishing discoveries and the scientists who made them!

Aye Aye, Captain! From an interview with then-Captain Grace Murray Hopper conducted in December 1980 by Angeline Pantages.

From an Indian aerospace scientist who also served as the 11th president of India.

What's the meaning of life for you?

I think we should all take a moment and reflect on what makes us special.

Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web, perfectly fits this description!

From a letter Einstein wrote in 1950 to Robert S. Marcus, a man who was distraught over the death of his young son from polio.

If you are looking for a short cut, this one's for you...

Einstein's response to the son of an editor of "LIFE" magazine for guidance in life.

Knowledge is incremental and cumulative...

Youngsters have a tremendous edge...

Youth wasted on the young?

If all you want is confidence, it's easy ;-)

We can learn something from our setbacks.

Ignorance may be bliss but here are Tesla's thoughts on how to reduce ignorance in the world.

Good advice for scientists and entrepreneurs alike!

For those who ponder the question of nature vs. nurture...

Alan Turing is widely considered "father of computer science."

Whose point of view do you think from?

Dreams are not those that we see in our sleep...

Do you have hope?

Stephen Hawking's advice to other disabled people.

The 'most important pieces of advice' Stephen Hawking gave to his children...

Aha. Now we know where the failures come from!

Let there be life!

A quote on, what else? Science!

Like a golden ticket in Willy Wonka?