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If they did, could we track them and see if they further made more students and those people made more students and etc.. (if somebody has a word for what I'm trying to say, please help me)
Yes, both Mr. Newton and Mr. Einstein took on students during their careers as scientists. They both held positions at universities and mentored students in their respective fields of study.
It is difficult to determine an exact number, as both Mr. Newton and Mr. Einstein had numerous students throughout their careers. However, it is estimated that Mr. Newton had around 30 students, while Mr. Einstein had over 50 students.
Some of Mr. Newton's most famous students include William Whiston, Roger Cotes, and Abraham de Moivre. Some of Mr. Einstein's most famous students include Erwin Schrödinger, Niels Bohr, and Werner Heisenberg.
Mr. Newton primarily taught mathematics and physics to his students, while Mr. Einstein taught physics and theoretical physics to his students. They both also mentored their students in research and critical thinking skills.
Yes, many of Mr. Newton and Mr. Einstein's students went on to have successful careers in science and became famous scientists in their own right. Some of their students even made groundbreaking discoveries and advancements in their fields of study.