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Young Albert Einstein was a curious boy who loved to ask questions about everything around him. When he was five, his father gave him a shiny compass, and Albert was fascinated by how the needle always pointed north. He wondered about the invisible forces behind it and couldn't stop thinking about it. Albert's father explained that the compass worked due to magnetism, which sparked Albert's excitement about the mysteries of nature.
This curiosity stayed with Albert as he grew older, leading him to study physics and make groundbreaking discoveries like the theory of relativity. Albert always remembered the magic of the compass and his lifelong journey to understand the invisible forces of the universe. The story of Albert Einstein and the magical compass teaches children that curiosity and wonder can lead to incredible discoveries.