So did Einstein when he developed his theory of relativity. As such it's the playground of architects, photographers, artists, pilots, and mechanical engineers. Whoever designed the Pyramids in Egypt had a lot of this intelligence. So too did individuals like Thomas Edison, Pablo Picasso, and Ansel Adams. Highly spatial individuals often have an acute sensitivity to visual details and can visualize vividly, draw or sketch their ideas graphically, and orient themselves in three-dimensional space with ease.
Musical intelligence is the fourth kind of smart.
Key features of this intelligence are the capacity to perceive, appreciate, and produce rhythms and melodies. It's the intelligence of a Bach, Beethoven, or Brahms, and also that of a Balinese gamelan player or a Yugoslavian epic singer. Yet musical intelligence also resides in the mind of any individual who has a good ear, can sing in tune, keep time to music, and listen to different musical selections with some degree of discernment. The fifth intelligence, bodily-kinesthetic , is the intelligence of the physical self. It includes talent in controlling one's body movements and also in handling objects skillfully.