Fact - 1 (Newton)

A long time ago. An old woman in England saw an old man next door through her window making bubbles. After noticing this for a day, two days, three days, he thought this old man might be crazy. He informed the police. The police came and found this famous scientist Newton. He was then researching the cause of the rainbow color on the bubbles. There are many such interesting facts in the life of scientists. One of the issues in this case is the forgetfulness of scientists. Scientists' extraordinary ability to forget has given rise to many interesting phenomena. In Einstein's case, this kind of thing probably happened a little too much.

Fact - 2 (Einstein)

Einstein once went home thinking about something. Going home, he knocked on the door. From inside, his wife said, "Einstein is not at home." Einstein went on thinking. The landlord is not at home! There are many such incidents. But was Einstein really that indifferent about his surroundings? So self-absorbed? 4-5 years ago, Einstein's daughter handed over thousands of letters to researchers. All are written by Einstein.

Researchers are shocked to read the letter. - How did Einstein get the time to write so many letters? - The love story of Einstein has come up in the letters. The gentleman fell in love wherever he went to give a speech. The cause of the turmoil in his worldly life may be not only his forgetfulness, but also his extra awareness of his surroundings.

Fact - 3 (Newton)

Newton and do not go less in this regard. He once invited one of his friends. But forgot himself. He covered his food and went outside. At that time his friend came and did not find him at home. He ate and lay down. Before going to bed, he covered the utensils as before.

When Newton came home, he saw his friend and thought that he had gone to his friend's house. But no. That food is covered. When he went to eat, he saw that there was no food. Then he

Maybe he went out to eat!

Fact - 4 (Carl Sagan)

The famous astronomer Carl Sagan visited the library as a child. He asked the librarian if there were any books on the stars. The librarian asked

“Star books? Illustrated? ”

"Of course."

The librarian found a lot and gave Sagan a thick book. Sagan came home happy and opened the book. It's a book of stars! Books about Hollywood celebrities. Benjamin Franklin is one of the most talked about people in American history. He is not only a scientist but also a politician

He also drew the first political cartoon in the history of the world. Benjamin Franklin

A horse's hooves were always hung in front of the house. There was a superstition among the people of that time that if a horse's hooves were hung in front of the house, all the troubles would be removed.

When reporters asked him about it, his straightforward answer was, "If a little horse's hoof removes all the trouble, then where is the difficulty in hanging?"

Benjamin Franklin performed regular religious rites. Wells, a friend of Benjamin Franklin, once asked him, "Well, do you believe this even though you are such a great scientist?" “I thought you were right. There is no God, there is no afterlife - all lies. But if you have a friend? …… But you will be stuck - not me.

Facts - 5

World War II is raging. Hitler's rage against the Jews. Hitler's Nazi forces are killing Jews wherever they can find them. Even the scientists of their own country Germany are not getting rid of Hitler. Albert Einstein was Jewish. He fled to the United States in fear of Hitler. Two physicists, Max von Lou and Max Frank, were caught in the throes of war. Both have won the Nobel. Both are Jewish. The Nobel is awarded from Sweden. Sweden is again Hitler's enemy country. Two Jewish scientists from his country have taken the Nobel from their enemies! Why would Hitler tolerate that? Nazi forces girded their loins to capture Lu and Frank. Lou and Frank thought they would die if caught. At the same time, Hitler's soldiers will snatch the Nobel Prize and destroy it. They were more worried about the Nobel Prize than themselves. He filled the packet and sent two medals to Copenhagen, Denmark. Their friend the famous scientist Nils Bohr lives there.

Bohr carefully hid the two medals. But not for long. Because the Nazi forces also attacked Denmark. Boer's lab could be attacked at any time. Then it will be difficult to save two medals. Bohr thought at first that he would bury the two medals in the ground. But the Nazis do not believe. They will dig out the soil. Bohr had an assistant. Hungarian chemist George Havasi. He advised Bohr to confuse and dilute the gold. That he does not melt the liquid gold. Gold acid melts Raj acid aqua regia. Extremely strong acid. Bohr and Hawassi then melted two Nobel medals into aqua regia. The mixture of gold and acid then turned into a yellow liquid. Bohr put the yellow liquid in a bottle in the cupboard. They then fled Copenhagen.

In the end, Hitler lost the war. Bohr and Hawassi returned to Copenhagen. Their laboratory was looted by the Nazi soldiers. But that yellow liquid bottle in the corner of the cupboard is absolutely intact! The fat Nazis will understand what he means! Agui Bohr, son of Nils Bohr, later recovered the gold from Aqua Regia. Nils Bohr sent the gold to the Swedish Nobel Committee