Scientist

Why Isaac Newton is the best math contributor. In a period where geniuses were everywhere, one of them was Isaac Newton. (1642-1727) He invented calculus and the Binomial Theorem. His achievements are…

A new theory introduced to the world in 1905, Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity has had an immense impact on the way we perceive the universe. This theory argues that the laws of physics are fun…

Would you believe that the first computer program was written in 1843, long before computers even existed? Ada Lovelace is considered to be the first computer programmer as a result of creating an alg…

During the 1860s, French scientist, Louis Pasteur (see figure. 1) helped to found a revolutionary way to have milk become clean, healthy, and safe from any harmful bacteria. This process was called 'P…

Freedom is one of America's core values. The pursuit of freedom has led to wars, rebellions, and protests, whose sole purpose is to ensure freedom prevails. With people willing to go to such lengths t…

Thomas Bender has a lot to say about the American Revolution, and the new country that was formed after the war. His main point that he is trying to get across is that the American Revolution was a s…

Graduating top of her class, and earning a degree in Mathematics. Being quick on her feet and able to solve problems at the drop of a hat. Having a warm presence that made her reliable and trustworthy…

Temple Grandin, a person never expected to function on their own, to learn, or even speak, is responsible for some of the biggest inventions related to cattle ever! Temple Grandin had to learn how to …

The earliest categorization of stars was established in the 1860s by Italian astronomer Angelo Secchi. He was able to discover four spectral star types. 20 years later, women working at the Harvard Co…

June Almeida was a virologist in London during the 1960s and the 1970s. She was born and raised in Glasgow, Scotland, and lived in an apartment with her family. She was an intelligent and bright stude…