The story of scientists

Ten years ago, there was a little girl named Manya in Poland. She was very absorbed in her study. No amount of noise around can distract her.

Once, while Manya was doing her homework, her sister and classmates sang, danced and played games in front of her. Manya didn't seem to see it, so she was absorbed in reading. My sister and classmates want to test her. They quietly set up some stools behind Manya, and whenever Manya moved, the stools would fall down. As time went by, Manya finished reading a book and the stool was still standing there. Since then, my sister and classmates have never made fun of her, and like Manya, they concentrate on reading and study hard. Manya became a great scientist when she grew up. She is Madame Curie.

One night more than 300 years ago, a young man sat in the garden and watched the moon. He looked up at the starry sky and wondered why the moon went around the earth without falling. Suddenly, something hit him on the head, not a heavy blow, which woke him up from his meditation. He looked down and found a big and ripe apple falling from the tree. He picked up the apple and lost in thought again: why did the apple fall vertically to the ground instead of flying into the sky? There must be some kind of gravity on the earth that leads everything to the earth. The young man's eyes lit up: the apple is like this, so is the moon. The moon must be moving at a high speed under the attraction of the earth's gravity. Because of gravity, it can't stay away from the earth; Because of the speed, it won't fall like an apple ... The night is getting deeper and deeper, and the young man smiled happily with an apple in his hand. He is the British scientist Newton who discovered gravity. This year, he was only 24 years old.

When Einstein was young, he had a handicraft class. He wants to make a small wooden stool. As soon as the bell rang, the students scrambled to take out their own works and give them to the female teacher. Einstein didn't take out his own work, and he was sweating with anxiety. The female teacher looked at the little boy generously and believed that he could hand in a good homework the next day.

The next day, Einstein gave the female teacher a rough small bench, and one leg of the bench was nailed off. The prospective female teacher said discontentedly, "Which one of you has ever seen such a bad stool?" The students shook their heads. The teacher took another look at Einstein and said angrily, "I don't think there will be a worse stool in the world." There was a burst of laughter in the classroom.

Einstein blushed. He walked up to the teacher and said affirmatively, "Yes, sir, there are worse stools." The classroom suddenly became quiet and everyone looked at Einstein. He walked back to his seat, took out two rough benches from under the table, and said, "This is my first time and my second time. The third wooden stool was handed over to the teacher just now. Although it is not satisfactory, it is better than the first two. "

This time, everyone stopped laughing. The female teacher nodded to Einstein affectionately and thoughtfully, and the students also cast admiration and approval on him.

This short story shows us Einstein's resilience. No matter what he does, he will try to do well and give full play to his potential.

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, and in a few days, a chicken will come out of the eggshell."

After listening to his mother, Edison felt very novel. He thought, hens can lie on eggs and hatch chicks. How do eggs become chickens? Can people lie on it? He decided to give it a try Edison brought some eggs from home and found a secluded place in his neighbor's house. 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. It's getting dark and Edison hasn't come home yet. The family were very anxious, so they looked for him everywhere. Looking around, I found Edison in my neighbor's backyard. I saw him sitting motionless on a grass nest with many blades of grass on his body and head. The family saw it, angry and funny, and asked him:

What are you doing here?

"I'm here to hatch eggs! The chicken is about to hatch. "

"What eggs hatched? Come out! " Dad shouted.

"Hens can hatch eggs. I want to see how to hatch chickens. "

"No, no! Hurry home! " Dad lost his temper again.

Mother didn't blame and make fun of him, because she knew the child's personality and smiled and said, "People's body temperature is not as high as that of chickens. You can't hatch like this. " Edison didn't hatch chickens, but he increased his knowledge through this activity. Another time, Edison saw birds flying freely in the sky, thinking, birds can fly, why can't people fly? Can you add wings to people? It suddenly occurred to him that balloons can fly into the sky without wings. How about inflating people's bodies? So I found a powder that can produce gas and let a little friend drink it to see if he can fly like a balloon. But after a while, the little friend had a stomachache, cried loudly and almost died. For this matter, dad gave him a good beating, and he couldn't tell what experiment he would do in the future. But Edison was still unconvinced and said, "How can I know if people can fly if I don't do experiments?"