What did Einstein invent? What did Edison invent?

Einstein's discovery subverted the microscopic laws of physics.

Einstein put forward three epoch-making theories: light quantum hypothesis, special relativity and statistical explanation of Brownian motion. As a result of confirmatory experiments, several great scientists who did not believe in the existence of atoms at that time turned to believe. Since then, Einstein mainly attacked his higher goal-general relativity, and finally gave the basic framework of general relativity at the age of 37.

Edison invented the phonograph, movie camera and electric light, which had a great influence on the world.

Edison was the first scientist in human history who used a large number of production principles and electrical engineering research laboratories to patent inventions. He had more than 2,000 inventions and 1000 patents in his life.

Extended data:

Scientist: a person who objectively and digitally reproduces, understands, explores and practices the unity of real nature and unknown life, environment, phenomena and related phenomena. Such as British physicist Newton, Polish physicist Madame Curie, American scientist Einstein, king of black holes Hawking and so on.