About this Vintage Print Ad
This advertisement from Shell highlights the breakthrough of Einstein's equation E=mc^2, emphasizing the importance of scientific discovery and research. It draws a parallel between Einstein's revolutionary ideas and Shell's commitment to research and innovation in the energy sector. The ad promotes Shell's support for scientific education and its ongoing search for new energy solutions, positioning the company as a leader in technological advancement.
- Brand: Shell
- Product: Shell Research
- Tagline: He gave to man the energy secret of the stars
- Publication: Life Magazine
- Year: 1963
Objects in the advertisement: stars, nebula, einstein portrait, shell logo
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