Imagine, my love… 17th-century England: horses are running through the streets, people are walking noisily, but no one was looking at the sky or falling apples asking, “Why?” Until one day… the famous apple incident happened. 🍎💥 But Newton’s genius wasn’t limited to just watching apples. He had the idea of explaining nature through mathematical […]
Continue Reading
Walther Bothe (1891–1957) is known as one of the brightest experimental physicists of the 20th century. Born in Oranienburg, Germany, Bothe showed an early interest in science. He completed his education at the universities of Berlin and Heidelberg, focusing especially on experimental physics. 🧠💡 His scientific approach was not limited to theoretical calculations; Bothe was […]
Continue Reading
Imagine… the early 20th century, a laboratory filled with glass bottles, steam rising, smoke swirling everywhere… And in the middle of it all, there’s a man: Friedrich Bergius. Germany’s pride, a fearless pioneer of chemistry, the master of pressure! 🌟 Bergius’s story isn’t your typical “one day I walked into a lab and won a […]
Continue Reading
The year is 1913… The world has just come out of the Industrial Revolution, horse-drawn carriages still roam the streets, the radio is the new hype, and cinema is silent. And right at this moment, in Washington, a baby is born: Philip Hauge Abelson. Of course, he wasn’t planning scientific revolutions in his cradle. But […]
Continue Reading
Every day opens a fascinating door to the past. Today is no exception, offering us a chance to explore significant events that left their mark on history. Let’s dive into the remarkable events of December 26th! 1871 – The First Tramway Journey On December 26, 1871, the first tramway journey took place in New York […]
Continue Reading