After the bomb was used, Oppenheimer said, “No simplification, humor, or flattery can overshadow that feeling. Physicists know their sins. It is in no way possible to forget this”.
When Einstein dies, he becomes even more withdrawn. He only eats food prepared by his wife because he believes they will poison him. When his wife is unable to cook due to illness, he refuses to eat completely. He dies of starvation.
We have collected the biography of Esther Lederberg, one of the main pioneers with the new information and discoveries she added to bacterial genetics.
We wrote the life story of Kathrine Switzer, who is known as the heroine of women, who secretly participated in the 1967 Boston Marathon with her lead number 261 and managed to finish it despite all obstacles, during the period when women were not allowed in the marathons and by neglecting the rules.
We have compiled the adventure from past to present of Sandford Fleming, who pioneered a great development by finding the standard time system after he missed a train due to the confusion in the clocks, as well as an engineer for the railways.
We wrote the biography of dentist William Thomas Green Morton, one of the first practitioners of general anesthesia by inhaling ether during surgery and making his name known.
Let's read about the life of Maria Mitchell, the first professional astronomer who grew up in a family that values education and who developed herself with the support of her parents and made her mark by discovering a comet.
We wrote about the life of Caroline Herschel, who had a difficult life due to the disease she caught at the age of ten, who wanted to continue her career as a singer, but who made a name for herself by exploring the sky with her brother and discovering a comet.
We have compiled the details of the life of Elizabeth Blackburn, a molecular biologist and biochemist who pioneered the important discoveries she contributed to the world of genetic science and crowned them with her well-deserved Nobel Prize.
Let's read the biography of astrophysicist Jocelyn Bell Burnell, who continued her studies and supported the discovery of the pulsar, despite the intervention of women and their fields of work during her lifetime.
