Humorous scientist story 400 words

Children who love to ask why Edison1847 February1kloc-0/day, a little boy with a round face, blue eyes and light hair was born in Milan, Ohio, USA. The boy is very delicate, just like his mother. However, the boy's body is very thin and looks tender and tender, which makes people feel distressed, but his head is surprisingly large, which makes people worry that his neck will not move when he grows up. This little boy is Thomas Alva Edison who later became the world-famous "King of Invention". Edison lived in Holland. His father Samuel was an industrious farmer and his mother was a rural teacher. He is the seventh and youngest child in the family, so he is very loved by his mother. Edison was weak from childhood. More than 1000 days before he was three years old, he was sick and cried many times. His mother was worried about anxiety and fidgeted all day. Later, under the patient and considerate care of his mother, Edison's body grew stronger day by day. Although Edison was weak, he liked to use his head. He's curious. He always asks why. When he sees something he doesn't know, he will ask. When he asked, he rolled his eyes and thought. "Why is there steam on the pot?" "Why does the stool have four legs?" "What is gold?" Fathers are often tongue-tied by their sons' questions. Little Edison's interest in "asking the truth in a casserole" was fully affirmed by his mother. My mother used to be a primary school teacher. She knows that curiosity is the master key to open the treasure house of mysterious knowledge, and children without curiosity can't be great. So whenever Edison asked her why, her mother always smiled, carefully enlightened him and told him the truth. At this time, Edison always cocked his head and listened with wide eyes. After listening, many new "why" will pop out of his mind. Edison not only liked to ask why, but also wanted to try everything by himself, and made many jokes. When he was four years old, he used to play with his friends under a big tree. I wonder who found a hornet's nest on the branch. "What's it like in the nest?" Everyone shook their heads. "Why don't we poke it down and have a look?" Edison suggested to his friend. "The wasp will sting, I will sting you!" Little friends hide far away. Edison wanted to find out the mystery, so he found a long branch and poked the hornet's nest. Suddenly, a group of bumblebees flew to Edison. After a while, Edison was bitten by a wasp. His face was red and swollen, and he could hardly open his eyes. Even so, he must clearly see the structure of the hive. Another time, when I was six years old. One day after breakfast, my mother was doing needlework. Edison slammed the door open and jumped in, scaring her mother's hands. Edison panted and asked, "Mom, what is the big hen doing on the egg?" Mother smiled and said, "I'm incubating chickens." The hen hatches the chick doll day by day with his body temperature. ""Oh, I see. It's so interesting. " Edison patted his big head, with an epiphany on his face, pushed open the door and went out. When we had lunch at noon, Edison disappeared. Mother was in a hurry and the family looked around. It was not until the evening that everyone discovered that this little guy made a "nest" next to the chicken coop, and there were several eggs in it. He lay on the egg carefully, motionless. Mother looked at him intently and asked, "Son, what are you doing?" "I'm incubating chickens!" He answered seriously. The family laughed their heads off backstage, but I didn't expect him to be hungry all day on eggs from morning till night. It is this keen interest and superhuman patience that has become an important factor in Edison's career success in his life. This is a very interesting story: Edison learned that when the hen was incubating the chicks, she squatted in the haystack and incubated the chicks like a hen. This ridiculous behavior fully embodies his excellent qualities of being good at observing, thinking and daring to practice.