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Isaac Newton

Isaac Newton, who is considered one of the most important scientists in world history, was interested in multiple fields such as mathematics, physics, astronomy, philosophy and theology, etc.

Contribution to humanity:

He explained the universal law of the countries of the planets.

He discovered the Law of Universal Attraction.

He discovered the law of action-reaction, the law of inertia and the law of force-acceleration.

He explained what white light was and divided white light into its spectrum through a prism.

He claimed that light consists of parts.

He revolutionized astronomy by inventing the reflecting telescope.

He invented (with Leibnitz) the mathematical science called Calculus.

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Albert Einstein

Albert Einstein was born on March 14, 1879 in Germany. He won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1921 for his work in physics and mathematics. He had speech problems until the age of nine, he spoke little and slowly, and he was also an introverted child.

Thanks to the remarkable discoveries of Albert Einstein, modern science has made great progress.

To list Albert Einstein's discoveries in items:

Quantum Physics and Uncertainty

He introduced Mass Energy Equivalence.

Theory of Relativity (Special)

The theory of relativity. (General relativity.)

Photoelectric Effect

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Marie Curie

Marie Curie is a Nobel Prize-winning chemist and physicist. Marie Curie was born in Poland on November 7, 1867. From an early age, Marie began to attract attention with her bright intelligence.

Contribution to humanity:

He and his wife carried out many studies on the field of radioactivity.

She is the first female scientist in history to receive the Nobel Prize.

They discovered the substance polonium, which is formed as a result of the decay of the radioactive substance called uranium.

While they continued to work on radioactive substances, they also found the element called radium.

Curie called "the woman who died for science"

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Galileo Galilei

Galileo, one of the important figures of the 16th century, was born in Italy in 1564. Galileo initiates the use of the telescope in astronomical observations.

Contribution to humanity:

He initiated the use of the telescope in astronomy observations.

He suggested that the lunar surface was uneven.

He made observations of star clusters.

He found that the Milky Way Galaxy consists of many stars.

He discovered the moons of Jupiter.

He saw the phases of Venus.

He observed Saturn.

He proved that the shadows
on the sun are spots.

He wrote down his discoveries
in the field of astronomy in his work
"Sidereus Nuncius"
(Messenger of the Stars) in 1610.

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Louis Pasteur

Louis Pasteur, a chemist and microbiologist, was born in France on December 27, 1822.

Louis Pasteur discovers the Rabies vaccine, one of the most important inventions in human history.

Then he continued his scientific studies and found the "Pasteurization" method, which is named after him.

It also fights against diseases such as bovine anthrax and chicken cholera.

She fought against "Pebrine", a disease caused by silkworms, and ended the epidemic with her work.

Zeynep Urfa-Alaa Hala

Contribution to humanity:

Nikola Tesla

Tesla was born in Croatia in 1856, the son of a clergyman.

Although it is known that the world-famous Nikola Tesla has signed more than 300 inventions with patents registered in his name, his most well-known inventions are;

Alternative current

Tesla Coil

Neon Lamps

Magnifier Transmitter and Wireless Energy

Remote control

Tesla Turbine

Tesla X-Ray

Tesla Radio is included.

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Isaac Newton

Isaac Newton, who is considered one of the most important scientists in world history, was interested in multiple fields such as mathematics, physics, astronomy, philosophy and theology, etc.

Contribution to humanity:

He explained the universal law of the countries of the planets.

He discovered the Law of Universal Attraction.

He discovered the law of action-reaction, the law of inertia and the law of force-acceleration.

He explained what white light was and divided white light into its spectrum through a prism.

He claimed that light consists of parts.

He revolutionized astronomy by inventing the reflecting telescope.

He invented (with Leibnitz) the mathematical science called Calculus.

Melis Gazi-Taha Gazi

Albert Einstein

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"Future Scientists"

Future Scientists, Anastasia Karagianni, ELVAN SEKBAN BİLGİN, Gulsum Arslan, KIYMET YÜMLÜ, MEHMET YUMLU, MarianaPuscas, Simona Tarajová, TheaChikvaidze, ozgetozlu

Isaac Newton, Albert Einstein, Marie Curie, Galileo Galilei, Louis Pasteur, Nikola Tesla, Thomas Edison, Pythagoras, Aziz Sancar, and Hedy Lamarr are all important scientists who have made significant contributions to humanity.

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