Last Friday's Christie's auction of original physics manuscripts included original works by Einstein, Curie, Newton and other physics rock-stars. The Einstein (which included an early attempt to prove relativity) went to an anonymous bidder for $500,000.
Physics auction nets half-mil for Einstein
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