Who do you think is the greatest among the many scientists?

Now many people don't dream of being scientists, which is a big problem.

Yuan Longping, when there was a famine, it was the hybrid rice developed by our Yuan Lao who fed you, me and him.

In my mind, I have always thought that Qian Xuesen is the greatest scientist, especially when I saw the things when he led his family to break through many obstacles and return to China to serve, I really feel that the motherland is home.

Einstein. His theory of relativity dared to subvert all kinds of scientific ideas of his predecessors, and its production was not only a science, but also a miracle.

Yuan Longping, he is the one who fed me, and he is the greatest in my heart.

To the great scientist in my heart, I think he is very powerful, and he has invented a lot of things.

My favorite scientist is Yuan Longping, the father of hybrid rice. I feel that he has really made a great contribution to the food problem of our world.

The greatest is Galileo, because many of his inventions are useful to me in modern times, especially in real life.

In my mind, I think the greatest scientist of the 20th century should be Stephen Hawking. Because it has made a huge contribution to astronomy, mathematics and physics for our entire world. It should be remembered by our entire world.

I think the greatest scientists are Albert Einstein, Newton, and Coleus.

The greatest source of customer in my heart, that is ten yuan Longping, because I think Yuan Longping has solved the problem of eating for many people, which is a big deal, only I think he has made many people eat and is a particularly great scientist.

In my mind, the greatest scientist is Edison, who gave us light, thanks to Edison.

Mr. Deng Jiaxian dedicated his precious life to China's nuclear disease, because the radiation disease of nuclear disease is really great.

The greatest scientist in my heart is Yuan Longping, because Yuan Longping improved hybrid rice, and then provided a great guarantee for our country's food security.

1. Napoleon.

When Napoleon was a simple child, by chance, his uncle asked Napoleon what he wanted to do when he grew up. Napoleon, after hearing his uncle ask him this, immediately gushed about the great ambition that he had conceived in his heart for a long time.

From the beginning of his determination to join the army, Napoleon the Younger said that he wanted to lead the French army to sweep across Europe, build an unprecedented super empire, and make himself the emperor of this great empire. Eventually, Napoleon also became the true emperor of France.

3. Beethoven.

Beethoven is the world's most famous ** family, but also the worst one. As a child, Beethoven grew up soaked in tears. The poverty of the family and the disharmony of his parents caused Beethoven to be serious, withdrawn, stubborn and independent, but in his heart, there has always been a strong and deep affection for **.

He began composing at the age of 12 and joined the orchestra at the age of 14 and received a salary to support his family. At the age of 17, his mother died of illness, leaving only two younger brothers, a younger sister and his depraved father. Soon Beethoven contracted typhoid fever and smallpox and nearly died.

Beethoven simply became a symbol of suffering, and his misfortune was too much for a child to bear.

Still, Beethoven survived. He loves ** to the point that he can't do without it. In his works, there is a shadow of his life, which is not only full of noble thoughts, but also reveals the pursuit and yearning for beautiful things in the world. He has an inexhaustible affection for the beauty of nature.

3. Newton. Newton, a British scientist, was a world-renowned physicist. At the age of 7, he set his mind to become a person who opened the mysteries of nature, and he carefully observed all kinds of physical phenomena, and by the age of 10 he could observe celestial phenomena and explore the laws of astrophysics.

At the age of 16, he used experimental methods to measure physical quantities such as wind speed, discovered the law of gravitation at the age of 23, began the creation of mathematical calculus at the age of 24, and became a famous scientist at the age of 26, making great contributions to physics.

4、***。

The young man heard and witnessed that the people in the middle forest had stopped the Chinese in the foreign concession, and were bullied by the foreigners but had nowhere to reason, and the people around him dared to be angry but did not dare to speak, from which he deeply realized the meaning of "China is sluggish" said by his uncle, so he was determined to "study for the rise of China". Later, he did dedicate everything for the sake of New China, and "reading for the rise of China" showed the broad mind and lofty ambition of the young man.

5, Kuang Heng. Kuang Heng when he was Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty, liked to read since he was a child, and was determined to enter the officialdom to become a big official. However, his family was very poor, and he couldn't even eat enough, so he had no money to go to school, so he had to work during the day and study by himself at night.

The family had no money to buy lamp oil, and the witty Kuang Heng did not give in to difficulties and came up with a solution.

He carved a small hole in the wall and read and studied by the dim light from the neighbor's house. He worked hard, learned a lot, and later became a prime minister.

Newton was the greatest scientist in the world, although he had some shortcomings of his own, he was a scientist who laid the foundation for higher mathematics by studying calculus, he laid the foundation of modern optics by conducting experiments to decompose sunlight into spectral colors, he laid the foundation of modern physics by discovering the three laws of mechanics and deducing the role of these laws, he laid the foundation of modern astronomy by studying the laws of gravitation, Of course, Newton's greatness is not limited to his discoveries, but more importantly, the way he made these discoveries, his courage to rebel against dogma, his courage to explore the truth, so that the shackles imposed on people's minds by the ancient Greeks were broken, and the inferiority complex of modern people in wisdom was broken.