Doctor Richard P. Feynman is a little known scientist to the public, despite his ground-breaking and influential works in physics. Best known for his work on quantum electrodynamics (Weisstein) and the Manhattan Project (Richard Phillips), he is considered one of the most influential scientists in recent history, and is partly responsible for popularizing the sciences to the public. Despite all of his innumerable accolades, he is one of the lesser known scientists of recent history for what he accomplished. Doctor Feynman was born on the 11th of May, 1918 in Manhattan, New York, and was the son of Lucille and Melville Feynman. Both of his parents originated from Russia and Poland, as both were Ashkenazi Jews.
It was the theme music for the popular movie Blackboard Jungle. 1955 Einstein Albert Einstein developed the Theory of Relativity in 1903 and was considered one the world's smartest scientists. He became a popular figure in the later years of his life. He died in
What is the alpha helix and what was miraculous about this discovery by Linus Pauling? Alpha helix was a stable model for fibrous substances, crystal structure analysis of small peptides. It was miraculous because he used minimum of experimental data. 3. What was significant about Rosalind Franklin’s childhood in an assimilated Jewish family?
Frankenstein – Written Homework March 25, 2010 In the novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, I would consider Victor Frankenstein as a unique character. At first he was a boring child because nothing interesting was going on in his life besides his mother dying but I guess he was just a normal person which makes it hard to read because he had a normal childhood. As soon as Victor Frankenstein meets the science professors’ Waldman and M. Krempe Victor Frankenstein’s life drastically changes and to me the book does not become as boring and dry to read and I actually am able to read without frustration. Victor Frankenstein’s upbringing just shows how obsessed people can become when they find something they admire but this was just too out of the ordinary. Usually people just become obsessed or addicted to drugs but in this case Victor is obsessed with the human anatomy of the human body and basically just the world of science but his obsession
Malcom X: Do you believe in equality and making a difference? Well Malcom X did, and thats what got him killed.Malcom X was one of the most influential characters of the 20th century, he made people believe that they should make a difference in the world and that it doesnt matter what skin color you are wearing, you're human and you should be treated like one, this is why I believe that Malcom X was really influential and should be recognized and be in the same place as Martin Luther King.Jr. Malcom was born in the year 1925 in Omaha, nebraska, his birth name was Malcom Little, his mother had 8 children before him, but she still managed to feed all 9 of them.Regardless of the Little's to hide from the Legion, in 1929, their Michigan home
Propaganda Under a Dictatorship In this chapter of Brave New World Revisited, Aldous Huxley is providing several reasons as to why Adolph Hitler, the most powerful dictator in history, and his methods were successful in Germany during his “reign”. Huxley clearly took the position that “Hitler was perfectly correct in his estimate of human nature.” Huxley’s points and his stance on the issue are very valid and correct. Huxley does not defend Hitler and his evil doings in the chapter, however, he just claims that Hitler’s methods of complete control of the people was very “smart”. In today’s world, dictatorship is still in Cuba and North Korea. Dictator Puongyang in North Korea used technology and propaganda to “herd-poison” the masses to gain power.
In 1919, Goodman started lessons at the Kehelah Jacob Synagogue in Chicago. After receiving lessons for about a year he joined a boys club band at the Jane Addam’s Hull House. There Benny took lessons from the highly exclaimed director James Sylvester. Goodman was also trained by clarinetist Franz Schoepp for two years. Benny practiced every day and soon was playing his first professional performance in 1921, at the Central Park Theater in Chicago, Illinois imitating Ted Lewis, another well acclaimed clarinetist.
Rushmore that I would have constructed for the world to admire. I would be honored to be a part of such a project to give men that deserve it the most esteemed respect. I think, without these men stepping up and being different, the world would be boring and mundane. Einstein's scientifically influence, MLK's life-changing words, Hendrix's revolutionary music, and Lucas' movie magic were the most influential people of the last century and should should be sculpted on Mt.
(Perkins) This saying shows Franklins intelligence on time management. Here Franklin claims to be a precise, healthy, and wise person. Franklins inventions contributed greatly to both the world then, and the modern world. Franklin invented bifocals, the dumb waiter, the Franklin stove, and completed many experiments on electricity. Another of Franklin;s great contributions to America was establishing the first lending library, hospital, and fire station.
I hate Mark Twain. It is not so much him as an individual I strongly dislike, but rather his inventions. One particular invention called the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn gave me the worst possible time a teenage boy could ever have. When my teachers began assigning projects to torture my classmates one last time before the summer, I started, quite literally, cavorting around the classroom. Now, don't get me wrong, I'm not the type to win over a teacher's affection by expressing an implausible amount of geniality.