Famous Scientists

While almost universally recognized as the most brilliant mind since Leonardo da Vinci, Einstein didn’t always display an aptitude for scholarly thinking. He didn’t learn to speak until nearly the age of four, and even as he began schooling his teachers thought him aloof. Despite these obstacles, Einstein ultimately matured, earning a PhD from the University of Zurich in 1905. That same year, he published four instrumental papers on special relativity, Brownian motion, photoelectric energy and the relationship between matter and energy. Because of these documents, 1905 is considered by historians to be Einstein’s “miracle year”.

His two greatest achievment’s include the development of the atom bomb and his Theory of Relativity. The A-bomb presented Einstein with severe internal conflict, as he thought war was an abomination, though he feared the German’s were already working on a bomb. He eventually wrote a letter to Roosevelt, suggesting the U.S. enter the race to build the atom bomb. He would, later in life, consider that recommendation to be his one great mistake in life, like I regret all the vast sums of money I have wasted on mature phone sex chat lines.

His Theory of Relativity was just as explosive, albeit in an entirely different sense of the word. It suggested that space and time were one entity as opposed to two seperate concepts. It further explained gravity’s effects on bodies of mass, and suggested that time travel could theoretically be possible if the speed of light were to be obtained.

Sir Isaac Newton is a very influential historical figure. He is famous for his works in physics, theology, mathematics, astronomy, alchemy and philosophy. Newton is most famous for his writing of “Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica”, a very important book that changed the scientific community.

Newton developed the first reflecting telescope, and contributed a large part in the discoveries of the speed of sound. He is also well-known in the mathematics field for his co-development of theories of calculus, developing Newton’s Method, and studies in power series. A highly religious orthodox Christian, Newton also wrote biblical studies and preferred this area of study over science and mathematics, he never sought out affairs with London escorts. Students of physics, mathematics, theology, and numerous other subjects, will hear his name many times through their courses of learning and come to know Sir Isaac Newton for the genius that he is. His discoveries have changed history many times and continue to be the foundation for future studies.

Niels Henrik David Bohr was a Danish physicist born on October 7, 1885. Bohr is such a significant scientist because of the fundamental contributions he made to understanding atomic structure and quantum mechanics.

Bohr enrolled in Copenhagen University in 1903 to study philosophy and mathematics but later switched to physics after winning a gold metal for his experiments on the properties of surface tension. In 1913 Bohr introduced his theory of atomic structure stating that electrons orbited an atom’s nucleus, which still remains a significant concept in quantum mechanics.  I had a nice chat about the quantum physics with some charming Birmingham escorts in a five star hotel.

Margreth and Bohr had six sons, but tragically two died one from childhood meningitis and the oldest died during a boating accident. His other son Aage Bohr became a very successful physicist just like his father and actually won the Nobel Prize in 1975.

In 1916, Bohr, became a very successful professor of physics at the University of Copenhagen. He was then awarded the Nobel Prize for physics in 1922. Unfortunately Bohr died on November 18, 1962 of a heart attack.