Two very fast friends lived near a dingy but dry well. One of them was deaf whose name was Deefu. One day while playing with other friends Deefu’s best friend Noddy decided to venture into that well to spend some exhilarating time. But unknown of the inevitable danger they jumped into the well. The scene […]
Known as the ‘Father of Immunology’, Edward Jenner (17 May, 1749–26 January, 1823) was an English scientist. He is known for the invention of smallpox vaccine. Vaccination was a regular exercise but it could not prevent the disease from occurring. Edward Jenner decided to just add the element of prevention from occurring (Immunity) to the
Once, there lived a farmer with his wife and two children. His wife was very much fond of animals and they had already adopted many animals as pets. But now she had the choice of a mule. So she asked her husband to bring a mule. The farmer proceeded to search for a mule. Meanwhile,
Once, a monkey lived on a mango tree, by River Ganga. One day, a crocodile came to him and asked for a mango. The monkey gave him the mango and became his friend. Now the crocodile visited there daily. One day, the crocodile’s wife felt very ill. She asked her husband to get her a
Edouard Branly (23 October, 1844–24 March, 1940) was a French inventor, physicist and also a professor at the Institute Catholique de Paris. He is recognized for his early interest in wireless telegraph and his discovery of the Branly Cohere around 1890 which gave him a biggest success. He completed his higher education from Ecole Normale
Earl W. Bascom was an American painter who was born on 19 June, 1906. His father was John W. Bascom who was the Deputy Sheriff in Utha. Earl had multihued family backdrop having a group nationalities and mores such as Quaker, Basque and Huguenot. He completed his graduation from the Brigham Young University. Boscom was
Chapter 4 Once more the lazy, string-tied, shuffling procession got under way, and she slept till they reached the next halting-stage. It was a very short march, and time lacked an hour to sundown, so Kim cast about for means of amusement. ‘But why not sit and rest?’ said one of the escort. ‘Only the
Once, three friends Sheena, the starfish Emily; the sea urchin with sharp spikes; and Kullu, the crab; lived in the sea. Sheena and Emily loved to live in the shallow side of sea but Kullu was very much afraid of the shallow sea. His constant efforts at jumping into the deep sea from the rocks
Ernest Beaux was born on 8 December, 1881 in Moscow. He was well known as a French and Russian perfumer. His grandfather was Jean-Joseph Beaux who was related to Napoleon’s army as a soldier. Edouard Beaux was the father of Ernest Beaux. Edouardovich was Ernest’s older brother who was involved to A. Rallet & Co.
Emil Fischer (9 October, 1852–15 July, 1919) was a German chemist who discovered the phenylhydranzine and the Fischer Esterification. He also carried the synthesis of tea, coffee, caffeine and cocoa. He proved the relation between fructose and glucose. His significant research on sugar included the synthesis of glucosides. He also found out methods to separate
Once, a fox was very ravenous and wandering in the whole jungle. While roaming he felt thirsty and decided to go to a nearby river. As he reached there he started to drink water. Suddenly, he saw, a turtle resting out of the river in the sunlight. The fox suddenly pounced on the turtle and
Emile Berliner was born on 20 May, 1851, in Germany. Although he was born in Germany yet he was an American inventor. He is known for developing the disc record gramophone that is known phonograph in American English. In 1895 he founded Berliner Gramophone Company in the various cities listed as below: Gramophone Company in
Once, there was a lion who lived in his den. He didn’t want to hunt for himself because he had become old and fragile. So he proclaimed in the jungle, “Every day he wants one animal killed and offered to him; otherwise, they will all have to leave the jungle.” Hearing this all animals got
In 1939, physicist Edward Teller (5 January, 1908–9 September, 2003) was part of the group of scientists that invented the atomic bomb as part of the Manhattan Project. He was the co-founder of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, where together with Ernest Lawrence, Luis Alvarez and others he invented the hydrogen bomb in 1951. He received
An American pharmacologist and biochemist. Dr. Earl W. Sutherland (19 November, 1915–9 March, 1974) received Nobel Prize for Medicine, in 1971. He was a Professor of Physiology at the Vanderbilt University in the U.S.A. He started his research while studying how the hormone epinephrine signals cells to release more sugar into the blood so that an organism
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