Father and son, two theories, two Nobel prizes
The question of whether everything is made up of the smallest indivisible object (called atom or atom) has been in place for thousands of years and many ancient philosop…
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The question of whether everything is made up of the smallest indivisible object (called atom or atom) has been in place for thousands of years and many ancient philosop…
Nicolaus Copernicus, the father of the doctrine, thought that the earth revolved around the sun, having been ritualized by Polish missionaries for national heroes.
Vitaly Ginzburg, the great Russian theoretical physicist, one of the scientists who developed thermonuclear bombs (Bomb H), passed away after a period of falling ill at…
On Sunday morning on October 18, 1931, Thomas Edison left the ceiling just three days before the 52nd birthday of the first electric bulb.
In the hundred years of history to regain independence and unification of the country, many successful scientists have abandoned their careers and glorious flowers in th…
With nearly a dozen people helping to polish shoes, clean the beds, wash clothes and a group of fireplaces, life is at ease in Charles Darwin's school time.
Before stomach pain forced Charler Darwin to drop out of medical school, before boarding the Beagle around the world and before penning for masterpieces.
In a letter written in 1704, renowned British scientist Isaac Newton, the father of modern physics and astronomy, predicts the world will perish in 2060. The letter publ…
Steven Henderson did not hide that at school, his academic performance was only about 'middle-class routine'. But at home, the 14-year-old British student is a promising
Alfred Bernhard Nobel (1833-1896) was an outstanding scientist, inventor, Swedish businessman. From a young age he was a sick boy, only going to school for a year. But d…
Seventeen years of DNA testing for hundreds of people, Professor Le Dinh Luong met many complicated relationships, using DNA technology to recognize father - son or brot…
The smart little Watt boy was quick to know how to use tools in the workshop, making toys and making models. These extracurricular activities have consumed Watt with a l…
Antonine Laurent de Lavoisier (1743-1794) was a great French chemist. At that time
During the French Revolution, the French Republic Government put up thousands of thousands of thousands of aristocrats and Antonine could not avoid this nightmare. The r…