Relics: Einstein's Brain
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Health-Medical Documentary hosted by cast themselves, published by BBC in 1994 - English, Japanese Multilanguage narration
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In 1955, the great scientist Albert Einstein died in Princeton - his express wish was that his body be cremated, so as to leave no earthly remains. But, on the day of his death, his brain was secretly removed by doctors at Princeton Hospital - supposedly for “scientific study.” Nearly 40 years later, no study is complete, and there are only rumors as to whereabouts of the missing brain. This film follows the quest of an Einstein expert, Professor Sugimoto Kenji, who travelled from his home in Japan to the USA to try and find the greatest relic of 20th century science.
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- Duration: 1h 03mn
- File size: 563 MB
- Container: MKV
- Width: 640 pixels
- Height: 480 pixels
- Display aspect ratio: 4:3
- Overall bit rate: 1243 kbs
- Frame rate: 25.000
- Audio Codec: AAC
- Channel(s): 2 channels
- Sampling rate: 48.0 KHz
- Credit goes to: hetzjagd
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Categories: Health-Medical | Cast themselves | BBC | 1994 | English | Name
Language > English
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Narrator > Cast themselves
Publisher > BBC
Subject > Health-Medical
Year > 1994