Move over, Einstein! 12-year-old boy has new theory of
relativity  It's a scene out of  "A Beautiful Mind." A
mathematical genius scrawls his equations on the glass pane of a
window.  This genius, however, happens to be only 12 years old.
And he's about to disprove Einstein's theory of relativity.
Diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome at a very young age, Jacob
Barnett astonished family and teachers alike with his advanced
intellect; he taught himself calculus and completed high school
at the age of 8.  Jacob has an IQ of 170. He currently attends
college-level advanced astrophysics classes. He can recite the
first 200 digits of pi. And he's likely to make mathematical
history before he's of legal age.  "Whenever I try talking about
math with anyone in my family they just stare blankly," he told
The Indianapolis Star.  Jacob's mother, Kristine, was unsure if
her son's ideas were nonsense or genius; she sent a video of his
theory, a "new expanded theory of relativity," to the Institute
for Advanced Study near Pr