有關(guān)科學家的英語作文(2)
有關(guān)科學家的英語作文
科學家英語作文篇4
As Einstein put it, I have no special talents ,but I am only passionately curious.It reveals that curiosity is also indispensable in our way to personal success.Human’s knowledge is limited,but not if it is related to curiosity.
As you can see from our daily life,curiosity is just like an impetus that forces you to go forward and find out the answer of your doubts.Meanwhile,your won’t take your failures too seriously,or rather,any hard time.Take Newton for instance, there’s nohting more ordinary than the falling of an apple,but not for Newton. And the great curiosity of Newton leaded to his insisting on finding the reason,whosubsequently put forward the principple of gravitation after a long and tough exploration.Afterwards,Newton was made president of the Royal Society because of his glorious contribution to science.
Generally speaking,everyone can’t avoid being curious about the strange things outside the world,but most of the curiosities are forgotten by us with the time going by.So just keep the feeling once it comes into being, and then find what you want to know in high gear.Perhaps,you’re the next Newton.Who knows?
科學家英語作文篇5
Thomas Alva Edison, the American inventor, was born in 1847. Even as a child , he was always curious and always trying to invent new things. He was not a good student in
school, but by the time he was a teenager, he had already had several jobs: store owner, telegraph operator, and inventor. He also had done lots of chemistry experiments on his own.
However, what Edison really wanted to do was research. He established his first laboratory in Menlo Park, New Jersey, and later he set up another one in West Orange, New Jersey. In these laboratories, he enjoyed trying to come up with solutions to problems that no one else had been able to solve.
One of his most exciting and difficult challenges was to create the electric light bulb. Today, it's very simple and easy to produce thousands of light bulbs a day. But Edison and his assistants had to work night and day to come up with just the right materials to make the first working light bulb. They tried over a thousand times to put together the right metals to create an electric bulb that would work for more than just a few seconds. Once Edison had created this first working electric light, he came up with a way to produce light bulbs in quantity. His dream was to light up all of New York City. With this goal in mind, he constructed the world's first commercial electric power plant on Pearl Street in New York City.
It wasn't long before several other businessmen set up their own electric companies joined together and organized a few large companies that mass-produced all electrical equipment according to the same standards. The outcome of all this was that Edison lost control of the companies he had originally set up. This didn't stop him, however. He
continued inventing things. In fact, he went on to invent the phonograph (or record player) and he improved techniques used in the making of the first motion pictures.
When Edison died in 1931, he wasn't as rich as he could have been, but he was very famous. Many people were inspired by his story.
SUMMARY
Thomas Alva Edison ,the American inventor was always curious and always trying to invent new things He was not a good studentsin school ,but he also had done lots of chemistry experiments on his own.
He liked to do research and he had established many laboratory to solve problems that no one else had been able to solve.To cyeat the electric light bulb is one of his
most exciting and difficult challenges .He and his assistant had tried a thousand times ,last they chose the right metals. He went on inventing things through his whole life .Although he had invented many things ,he isn't a rich person.
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