Nikola Tesla was a famous US physicist that created mechanical energy which is used today in hydropower. He invented this machine in 1856.
Assuming you are in the USA, some famous scientists from elsewhere are given below. Sir Ernest Rutherford, from New Zealand, who worked on the structure of the atom. Pierre and Marie Curie who discovered Radium and worked on radioactivity. He was French, she was born Polish but became French. Isaac Newton who contributed to many areas including light and gravity was British. Joseph Lister, father of antiseptic surgery, was Scottish. The South African surgeon Christian Barnard was the first to perform a heart transplant.
Radium was discovered in France (1898) by Marie Curie, Pierre Curie and Gustave Bemont.
Galileo was still a basic astronomer. He had to study and find these things before presenting them to become famous. Even after presenting them he was still not really famous as most people rejected his beliefs anyways. It did not come till after his death did he get full recognition for what he had discovered.
she was famous for her biology she worked with which was cell's any other part of the body as long as it is close to cells. i think but she was a good woman.......
It is impossible to mention only one person; ten of thousands scientists worked for the development of chemistry.
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Louis Pasture, Lady Mary Montague, Dr Jenner were scientists that worked on microorganisms.
Scientists have worked together in many ways in the past.
He worked in a call centre, giving people advice on their energy bills.
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There have been many scientists that have worked on the theory of emergence over the years. Emergence theory has been written about by scientists such as Julian Huxley and John Stuart Miller.
I dont know any one he worked with
The team of scientists that worked for the first time on the research of the Hydrogen Bomb would be the Aldermaston scientists. Sir William Penney was in charge of the project.
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