Me, and I invented glow in the dark fish ..
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I know Thomas Edison invented the light bulb.
Many scientists from around the globe have made great discoveries that
have helped mankind. Here is a short list of some them and the
inventions for which they are famous:
• Galileo - 16th century
scientist, and one of the most famous. Invented the telescope,
discovered planets and is the father of modern astronomy
• Charles
Darwin - Englishman whose book The Origin of Species opened up the field
of evolution and it still remains a controversial book in some parts of
the world today. Many of the observations he made in the 19th Century
have held up and been expanded on since his death
• Pierre and Marie
Curie - husband and wife scientists made many discoveries during their
lifetime. Pierre discovered the process to pasteurize milk and as a
husband and wife team they won the Nobel Prize in 1903 for their body of
work on radiation.
• Robert Boyle - an Irish physician and chemist, he is known as the father of modern chemistry.
•
Albert Einstein - German-born scientist best known for his Theory of
Relativity. His work helped pave the way for space exploration and the
nuclear age.
• Archimedes - a Greek mathematician, scholar,
scientist, engineer, and astronomer. He is known as one of the great
minds of the ancient ages. He is also known for being the first to come
up with a remarkably accurate measurement for the value of Pi.
These
are just a few of the many great scientific minds over the past several
centuries that have contributed to mankind. Some of the other
well-known names in the scientific field who have made contributions
include Ptolemy, Edward Teller, Sir Isaac Newton, Lord Kelvin, Stephen
Hawking, Albert Abraham Michelson, and many others have helped to make
life as we know it today to be possible.
have helped mankind. Here is a short list of some them and the
inventions for which they are famous:
• Galileo - 16th century
scientist, and one of the most famous. Invented the telescope,
discovered planets and is the father of modern astronomy
• Charles
Darwin - Englishman whose book The Origin of Species opened up the field
of evolution and it still remains a controversial book in some parts of
the world today. Many of the observations he made in the 19th Century
have held up and been expanded on since his death
• Pierre and Marie
Curie - husband and wife scientists made many discoveries during their
lifetime. Pierre discovered the process to pasteurize milk and as a
husband and wife team they won the Nobel Prize in 1903 for their body of
work on radiation.
• Robert Boyle - an Irish physician and chemist, he is known as the father of modern chemistry.
•
Albert Einstein - German-born scientist best known for his Theory of
Relativity. His work helped pave the way for space exploration and the
nuclear age.
• Archimedes - a Greek mathematician, scholar,
scientist, engineer, and astronomer. He is known as one of the great
minds of the ancient ages. He is also known for being the first to come
up with a remarkably accurate measurement for the value of Pi.
These
are just a few of the many great scientific minds over the past several
centuries that have contributed to mankind. Some of the other
well-known names in the scientific field who have made contributions
include Ptolemy, Edward Teller, Sir Isaac Newton, Lord Kelvin, Stephen
Hawking, Albert Abraham Michelson, and many others have helped to make
life as we know it today to be possible.