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Newton: The Story of Two Isaacs

Newton is a world-famous scientist. Newton loved animals when he was a child. Once, his friend gave him a dog and

Share the stories of successful scientists

Newton: The Story of Two Isaacs

Newton is a world-famous scientist. Newton loved animals when he was a child. Once, his friend gave him a dog and a cat. Newton was very happy to receive the gift and took good care of his new friend. In order to facilitate dogs and cats to enter and leave the room, Newton dug two holes by the door, one large and one small. Someone asked him why you dug two holes. Newton replied, "Can a dog go through a cat hole?"

Newton's childhood was unfortunate. His father died three months before he was born. At the age of two, my mother remarried to a neighboring village. Newton had to live with his grandmother. He never spends money recklessly. His hobbies are doing small crafts, saving pocket money, buying tools such as saws and hammers, and hiding in the house after school.

Newton was very attentive when he studied. Once I boiled an egg, thinking about the mathematical formula in my heart, I mistakenly threw my watch into the pot as an egg. Another time, I started working on a problem in the morning and forgot to have lunch. When he felt hungry, it was dusk. He walked out of the study, and a breeze made him feel unusually fresh. It suddenly occurred to me: am I not eating? How to walk into the courtyard! So he immediately turned around and went into the study again. When he saw the draft spread out on the table, he forgot to eat, and immediately he was nervously prone on the table to calculate.

Edison hatched the eggs.

Edison is a world-famous American electrician and inventor. He is known as "the king of inventions in the world". In his life, there were 1328 inventions registered in the patent office alone. His achievements in life are related to his mother's guidance and his own scientific exploration as a child.

In addition to inventions and contributions in phonographs, electric lights, telephones, telegrams, movies, etc. There are also many creations in many other fields. When Edison was a child, he loved science and everything, so he wanted to try. Once, he saw a hen hatching eggs and asked his mother curiously, "Why is the hen lying motionless on the eggs?" Are you sick? "His mother told him that this is a brooding chicken. In a few days, a chicken treasure will emerge from the eggshell."

Edison thought it was novel, so he took some eggs and found a secluded place. He first built a nest, covered it with soft thatch, then put the eggs away and squatted on it. He wants to see with his own eyes how eggs hatch chickens. Did Edison finally hatch the chicken? His mother pulled him up again, angry and funny, and told him that people can't hatch chickens. On the way home, he asked inexplicably, "Why can hens hatch chicks and I can't?"

Fabres's Insects

Fables has been fascinated by nature since he was a child. He often catches crabs and small fish in streams and chases dragonflies, beetles and butterflies in the grass. And I always like to ask some strange questions, such as: "Do fish sleep?" "Birds have no teeth?" "Why are butterflies so beautiful?" ..... These questions, adults often can't answer. So he has been paying attention to small animals and insects and looking for answers by himself.

When he grew up, Fables became more fascinated by insects. In addition to reading many books on entomology every day, he also goes to the grass and Woods to observe insects everywhere, so that he makes many jokes. Once again, I was considered a thief!

Fables has observed and studied insects for many years. Some of his new discoveries in entomology were obtained through long-term observation. It is because Fabres's observation and research on insects can persist that he can write Insects, which is loved by adults and children.