1905 is called "Einstein miracle year" in the history of modern science. A surprising thing happened in the history of human civilization: Albert Einstein, a third-class technician at the Patent Office in Bern, Switzerland, was unknown in the scientific community? Albert Einstein (1879— 1955) wrote six articles this year, five of which were published in 1905. About how many papers Einstein published in 1905, each book has a different statement, some say four, some say five. In fact, Einstein "wrote" six articles in 1905. According to the writing time, they are:

(1) "An enlightening view on the generation and transformation of light"

Thermal theory of suspended small particles in IC static liquid)

(4) On Electrodynamics of Moving Objects; (about electrodynamics of moving objects)

(5) "Is the inertia of an object related to the energy it contains?" ; Does the inertia of an object depend on its energy content? )

(6) "Research on Brownian Motion Theory"

Four of them (1, 3, 4, 5) were published in Annalen der Physik, Germany in 1905, and 1 (2) was Einstein's doctoral thesis, which was published in Bern that year. Of course, this paper should also be published in1905; But physicists in other countries didn't necessarily know it at that time. Later, this article and the sixth article were published in1February 906 in the Yearbook of Physics.

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