“I have come to think that physics is a never-ending quest.”
Isaac Isidor Rabi discovered a method to measure the magnetic properties of atomic nuclei - research that would later be used for the development of MRI and atomic clocks. His contemporaries and mentors included many names that are commonplace in physics textbooks of today. Among those that nominated Rabi for the Nobel Prize are Albert Einstein, Wolfgang Pauli and Enrico Fermi.
During the second world war, Rabi played a part in the development of the atomic bomb, but after it ended he was a vocal critic of nuclear weapons, arguing for them to be limited. A proponent of international cooperation, he also had a significant role in establishing major research laboratories in Brookhaven and CERN.
Prof. George Vithoulkas: Practising Classical Homeopathy for 60 + years
George Vithoulkas (born 25 July 1932, in Athens) is a Greek teacher and practitioner of homeopathy.
"It is a truly satisfying experience for me to see that 2,500 years after Hippocrates, medical doctors are coming back to a Greek island to be taught what I am convinced to be today the most advanced form of therapy." - George Vithoulkas
Take a look at this wedding photo from 26 July 1895 of the most renowned couple in the history of the Nobel Prize: Marie Sklodowska and Pierre Curie – co-recipients of the 1903 Physics Prize for their research on radioactivity (along with Henri Becquerel).
Instead of a bridal gown, Marie wears the very dark blue outfit that would serve her for many years as a laboratory outfit. The couple were given money as a wedding present which they each used to buy a bicycle, and long, sometimes adventurous cycle rides became their way of relaxing. Their life was otherwise filled with work and study.
Marie was awarded her second Nobel Prize in 1911, this time in the chemistry category, for her "advancement of chemistry by the discovery of the elements radium and polonium, by the isolation of radium and the study of the nature and compounds of this remarkable element." She was the first person to be awarded the Nobel Prize twice.
George Bernard Shaw, an Irish playwright, was the leading dramatist of his generation. Born on this day in 1856 he was awarded the 1925 Nobel Prize in Literature "for his work which is marked by both idealism and humanity, its stimulating satire often being infused with a singular poetic beauty."
Shaw wrote more than sixty plays including 'Pygmalion' - for which he later won an Oscar for the screenplay. He was the first person to receive both a Nobel Prize and an Academy Award.
You have changed lives of hundreds of thousands of people from all walks of life that includes students, homeopathic practitioners, medical docs and patients.
Your great teachings brought forth the importance of classical homeopathy among homeopaths.
You become the worlds' greatest doctor who have treated highest number of patients ever by any homeopath and got cured by classical hahnemanian way.
Academy was founded and Homeopaths across the world were able to travel to this spiritual land and meet you in person and learned from you.
The Greatest thing we admire about the academy is being transparent. Live case taking of patients nobody can ever beat that. Thats' why people trusted you and your team become the true hahnemanian homeopaths.
E-learning blessed thousands of students and practitioners online who couldn't able to visit you in person.
Your genius and expertise cloned into VES so early in our lives when computers barely existed, the late 80s. The Era of floppy discs! That was one of the greatest achievements.
Every book authored by you become classics of our homeopathy literature.
Without you all our great legendary homeopaths work would have dead by this time.
You revived it given new perspective, new energy, new dimension and understanding to the existing literature.
You have conquered great heights and received the right livelihood award.
Mental emotional physical spiritual concepts first became live in our mind after science of homeopathy got published.
You are a symbol of peace love and wisdom.
You become the great guru of the homeopathy community and the academy, homeopathy pilgrim capital of the world.
You surprised all allopaths in Greece and across Europe with your results and all of those people who hated become your fans eventually.
You fought for corrupt medical system and practices and converted hundreds of med docs to homeopathy.
The island of alonissos, pattithiri and surrounding areas become vibrant and started flourishing after academys success. All small scale business from hotel, restaurants, cabs tourists spots got success, even Greek airlines, ships all transportation networks benefited because of you and the Academy.
All Greek citizens are proud of you. Patients are proud of you. We all homeopaths so proud of you doctor.
60 plus years of experience. Thats really a magic number. Nobody can ever break it!
May god bless you to live to the greatest possible Guinness record life ever recorded in the history for mankind.
The name that will be remembered for centuries to come.
In a nutshell, All of your works become treasures of our homeopathy community.
I would say the greatest system of medicine is homeopathy so the greatest doctor on the planet alive today is you doctor.🙂
On your birthday We need your blessing. Thats our sweet cake. On this beautiful day Just raise those healing arms and bless all homeopaths across the planet. Yes we all really need it. 😊
We all thank god for sending you 89 years ago on this beautiful day, July 25 to our planet with a mission to save our great system homeopathy and suffering humanity.😇
Jean-Paul Sartre, born on this day in 1905, was the first person to voluntarily decline the Nobel Prize.
In 1964, Sartre was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature, but made it known that he did not wish to accept the prize as he had always declined official honours. This was quite unusual in the history of the Nobel Prizes - only once before had a Literature Laureate declined the Nobel Prize. In 1958, Boris Pasternak first accepted the prize, but was later instructed by the authorities of his country (Soviet Union) to decline it.
Sartre was awarded the Nobel Prize "for his work which, rich in ideas and filled with the spirit of freedom and the quest for truth, has exerted a far-reaching influence on our age."
Astrophysicist Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar, known as ‘Chandra’, photographed on 19 October 1983, the day he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for his work on the evolution of stars.
Chandrasekhar adopted a highly unusual approach to his research, investigating a fresh field of study each decade, such as how stars die, how radiation passes through a star’s atmosphere and the theory of black holes. Each decade he followed a similar routine; writing a series of papers that solved the unsolved problems in that field, before finally publishing a book that summarised his results and presented the whole field in a new and clearer light. However, it is mainly for an early triumph, a theory developed while on a long sea voyage from India to the UK and that began his voyage through the stars, that Chandrasekhar was awarded the 1983 Nobel Prize in Physics.
Steve Jobs delivers an inspirational speech. Listen to the end for the
most life changing quote of all-time. Don't let anyone ever tell you that you
cannot achieve your dreams.
You will be inspired and motivated to go out there and achieve your
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"The development of physics, like the development of any science, is a continuous one. Each new idea is dependent upon the ideas of the past. The whole structure of science gradually grows, but only as it is built upon a firm foundation of past research. Each generation of scientists stands upon the shoulders of those who have gone before."
On this day 101 years ago, the future Nobel Laureate and physicist Owen Chamberlain was born.
Together with Emilio Segrè, Chamberlain confirmed the existence of the proton's antiparticle, the antiproton. They proved its existence by performing an experiment with a powerful particle accelerator in 1955. Four years later, they were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics.
In his banquet speech, Chamberlain speaks about his co-laureate Segrè as well as physicist Eniro Fermi. Chamberlain describes Fermi as "the most intelligent man I have ever met".
Mark Zuckerberg morning
routine - https://youtu.be/HJeXQE-tym8
Life of 33-year-old Mark
Zuckerberg — the fifth richest person on earth - https://youtu.be/5ULR988bztQ
Mark Zuckerberg has a lot on
his plate. The 36-year-old runs Facebook, the social media giant with a market
cap of 855 billion dollars. It is therefore not surprising that the tech CEO
has quite a lot to do throughout the day. That being said, Zuckerberg still
makes the time to exercise, travel extensively, and spend time with his family.
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Depending on how you look at
it, Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg either have zero work-life
balance, or he's actually pretty good at it. After waking up at 8 a.m., the
Facebook founder immediately checks Facebook, Facebook Messenger, and WhatsApp
on his phone; he told Jerry Seinfeld in a Facebook Live Q&A. Once he's
gotten his morning updates, it's time to work out. Zuckerberg typically
exercises about three times a week. Sometimes he brings his dog Beast along.
The tech CEO says running with his pet has the "added bonus of being
hilarious" because it's "basically like seeing a mop run." Beast
is a Hungarian sheepdog with quite an impressive coat.
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This is what people close say about me: “Misfit, Dreamer, Impractical, Champion of lost causes, Always Wrong” etc. etc. Maybe they are right, maybe not. What do I think of myself? I am trying to find out.
