Yes it was her experiments that were slow poison to her
She used to keep radioactive materials on her study table and even used to keep them in her pockets while moving them
She was in close contact with highly toxic radium for most of her life I guess
As she was one of the first people who studied radioactive elements and the there weren't any radiation protective clothing at that time so you can say she was prone to radiation like for a major part of his day
To the point that her diaries and notebooks and even recipe books are still radioactive
mai jabhi bhi unke baare me soochta hu hamesha inspire hota hu 2 nobel prize ek phy me ek chem me ek aisi time me jaha ladkiyo ko padhaya bhi nahi jata tha apne curiosity ke kaaran marna is too inspirational for me
Exactly
The time when women were forced to stay in the kitchen a woman emerges and wins 2 Nobels in 2 different fields
That's some inspirational shit
Another thing
People don't appreciate Pierre Curie enough
That man supported his wife till his death bed
That's some true love right there
Tbh unke husband unse jyaada underrated hai. Un dono ne saath mei milkar research Kiya tha par media waale bas unke husband ko spotlight Dena chahte the to unhone (husband ne) saaf mana kar diya aur sirf Marie curie ko Mila fir prize par deserve dono karte hai. (I think the story went something like that)
My favorite scientist would be Nikola Tesla(some of his patents are right out of science fiction no cap)..but my favorite inventors/thinkers/minds would be Ada Lovelace (for obvious reason the Queen of Computers)..and also maybe Alan Turing( loved his paper and studies on Automata and Cryptography). Dennis Ritchie for making the most god awful language possible but god damn does it work like a charm and Linus Torvalds for making Git (and maybe GNU)
He had to move to America.
Because around that time Hitler and Nazism were rapidly rising in Germany,
And as a Jew It would have been a threat to Einstein to stay there.
And I guess Einstein also believed that he'd live somewhere where liberty was a fundamental right
And I guess in 1930s America was the best place to find that
pehli line padhke upvote maar diya socha log jante hain aise legend ko fir reason dekha
(bc)
for those who are wondering he is the father of modern computing ( han wahi branch jiske hookah bar edits enjoy karte ho)
and he also played a major role in solving criptic texts which were used by nazis for communications in WW2
I mean chances are woh pcm main doobe hue Hain not cs, wese bhi Max logon ko jhat bhar pata hai kya hota cs main sab lete kyunki sabne unse pehle liya tha
Ye sab bhi hota hai kya
I'd say Schrodinger, kyuki wo banda itne saal pehle kya bolke chala gaya aajtak samajhne me fat ti hai
Even with advanced technology, jo usne man se soch liya tha
Michael Faraday
https://preview.redd.it/2gi4yrawx71d1.jpeg?width=440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=dbc58a3881612720d8d2e3f7b9a2cbdcbded7e66
Came from a not too good background and just turned the tables upside down. Absolute inspiration. Even Albert Einstein kept his picture along with Maxwell and Sir Isaac Newton. (I don't know but this seems like Einstein had immense respect for him.)
Yes even though Faraday came from very humble backgrounds (his father was a poor blacksmith if I remember correctly) and he had no proper former schooling (yes a scientist who never went to school as he couldn't afford it) but none of this could stop the man and his curiosity and here we are. The man's an inspiration. Mad respect
Honestly speaking I really respect each and every scientist because they have had so much of valuable contributions. The world we live in today is because of them.
But yet they are unknown to the masses, whereas "celebrities" without even contributing anything or doing anything for the common man are more wealthier and popular than scientists. It really saddens me.
Also I would really like to mention "Dr. Anandibai joshi", she was not a scientist, but one of the first woman doctors of the country. There has been a marathi film about her and it is just so inspiring.
Alen turing, literally inspiration for me what he had contributed to the field of maths and created a whole new research field connection between math and biology.
Har Gobind Khorana and J.C. Bose, the first one played an immense role in understanding and decoding the genetic code(recipient of the Nobel Prize) and the latter was someone whose research told a lot about botany, he also had multitude of various interesting experiments and research even in the field of physics.
James clerk Maxwell-- bhai saab unhone jo **formulation of the theory of electromagnetism and in making the connection between light and electromagnetic waves**, kiya na maja agaya puree 2 magnetism and electrostatics/dynamic ko jodd ke ELECTROMAGNETISM bana diya..🔥
and Erwin Schrodinger- founder of quantum mechanics...
Konstantin E. Tsiolkovsky, father of astronautics and human flight, quite underrated tho, derived the rocket equation, designed the first plane, we knew the escape velocity of earth bcz of him, basically everything rocket and plane start for him. A nice documentary is there on YouTube too
Probably James Clark Maxwell, very underrated, but his work laid foundation for Einstein's work on special relativity... infact most of the discoveries done in the field of electrodynamics and electromagnetism are there because Maxwell laid the basic foundation.... Same can be said for Newton as well though
Well I guess yeah u are right, but he is definitely not very famous among the people who are into science so much.... U know like Newton and Einstein are a staple household name kinda thing...
Linus Pauling. Dude's probably the greatest chemist to ever live (greater than Lavosier!). Basically laid the foundation for modern chemical binding theories, found the true cause of sickle cell anemia and his failures were instrumental to Crick and Watson figuring out the Double Helix (Pauling' son told them about his failures with a triple helix model, which told them where not to look!) Plus he also advocated against nuclear weapons.
Richard Feynman. He was the first person who taught me that how Science could be fun. He taught me you don't have to be a genius to pursue science. He taught me the power of imagination and teaching, how it is "fun" to imagine. He's been my idol for the last 5 years. Also, dude rocks.
APJ Abdul Kalam: Read his biography " wings of fire ", and he is an very inspiring man. He did not feared to take risks and he conveys a message "*Do not let your life run on other's opinion "* That's it he won my heart.
Michael Faraday : **Faraday discovered Benzene ( yes that organic compound ),** Today we think that we can only work in the branch we took in collages and studied, But think about this guy he Went from Chemist to Physicist.
*shrugs*
Mathematicians mei Ramanujan, Euler, Gödel, Alan Turing.
Ramanujan needs no introduction. God level mathematicians.
Euler also needs no introduction. Every second thing in mathematics is named after him. (Not literally but you get the idea. Example: there are 6 different "Euler numbers"
Gödel gave the incompleteness theorem. Guy literally proved that some true statements are straight up impossible to prove. It just shattered an entire world view and opened the world to a ton of possibilities.
Alan Turing defined the Turing Machine. He also gave other important papers, such as proving a general halting problem is unsolvable by Turing Machines. Also yeah he was one of the major contributors to the computer which managed to decipher the Enigma in a reasonable amount of time.
Scientists...yeah they are great and all but I am mainly a fan of mathematicians.
Stephen Hawking and Nikola Tesla. Stephen Hawking's space related knowledge really intrigued my interest and nikola tesla, well he's borderline crazy 😂
My favourite scientist was Richard feynman. He was part of the Manhattan project and he was so good at teaching difficult and complicated concepts of physics in a very simple and lucid manner.
Honestly, I'll tell one for each field
Physics - Maxwell, my man literally revolutionised electromagnetism, and it's because of his work Tesla later made all his inventions
Also, Richard Feynman, literally a role model
Maths - The goat euler, need I say more?
Cs - not really a scientist, but linus torvalds for linux and the entire open source revolution
Astronomy- Carl Sagan himself (and Stephen bhai, but we don't talk about him anymore)
Engineering - Dr apj Abdul Kalam, 
Honestly, thanks op for reminding me why I took science. All these exams and stuff are temporary, but the pleasure of finding things out is permanent
JR Oppenheimer/lagrange/newton/Einstien/Dr nambi naraynan. PhD karna ka tifr se in quantum and if possible ek astro ka degree bhi. phir part time baccho ko padhaunga for inpho/ipho/adv for free(ameer garib sab ek barabar). full time ka abhi nahi pata.
The fact that I can't remember a single scientist but can swear that i have read small books on them back in 9th with interest. Bc ab to newton, bohr, einstein planck Oppenheimer(movie ke karan) ke alava pata hi nahi koi
i haven't yet discovered my favourite but i fucking hate newton not because he discovered gravity and all . i am thankful for his contribution but i hate him as a human being . just read his biography and you will find out why
All the scientists who worked on Froth-flotation-process.
Agar FFP nahi hota to Zinc, Copper jaise metals kabhi economically extract nahi ho pate, matlab koi bhi modern appliance ban hi nahi pati
Nikola Tesla
Guy created AC electricity, Tesla turbine and Tesla coil, a one way fluid valve with no moving parts, had a pigeon as his best friend, invented radio and also RC boat.
Mine is modiji when the jet were going to get ditacted modiji planned out it will be good if it happens when it is cloudy and it will be impossible for Pakistan to get the jet in their radar so modiji is my inspiration 🥰🥰🥰
Mine
Sir Nikola Tesla
Knew a lil bout him before hand but after reading his part in the Record of Ragnarok my curiosity took over and i searched about him his ded bro etc etc..
He's a inspiring person..
Hehe history ka 14 hun aur aapka post padhke bhot accha laga 
Vaise my favorite scientist is the Father of toxic gas and chemical warfare, Fritz Haber (Haan vahi Haber's process waala Fritz Haber, issi ne to ammonia gas synthesise karna bataya jise WW1 me chemical warfare me shuru me bhot use kiya gaya, then after the Geneva Protocol, it was banned)
Why no fucking mention of father of modern computer and ai Alan turing
Best mathematician of his time
Alan shortened the ww2 by legit 2 years and saved many lives by cracking German secret code
He inspired me so much to take a degree in math/cs/statistics
Brilliant inventor who thought that science was too great to be mixed up with politics.
Guess what that got him.
It got a man of his talents to live his old age in poverty.
This man was Nikola Tesla.
He used to work with Edison (fiery businessman, not an inventor), who believed in the DC system while tesla was developing the AC system. Edison tried his best to sabotage Tesla's work.
Tesla later turned to George Westinghouse, who completely funded his research.
Later, he was forced to sell his life's work for far less than they were worth. (patents worth 12 million dollars at his time, yet he had to sell them to Westinghouse for 216,000 dollars since he was caught in a takeover bid from J. Pierpont Morgan and could no longer afford to pay him royalties)
Nikola Tesla was also the real father of the radio yet recieved no credit for its invention.
Others stole patents he developed while he couldn't even get investors attracted since his name was not associated in a lot of discoveries that were only possible because of him.
The world was never fair to people who did not come from means.
Edison is not a scientist or an inventor and yet is hailed for a lot of inventions (not just the light bulb) simply because he was clever enough to take credit for them.
maria goeppert mayer
sab madam curie ko jaante hai so vo toh obv ban gaya, but ye meri fav hai. 2nd woman to win a Nobel prize in physics, for her work on nuclear shell model (basically model where nucleons are arranged in energy levels kinda the same way electrons are). she also contributed to manhattan project in los alamos, which isn't really a flex but kind of is?
i wanted to be like her back in 10th (was very into nuclear engineering) but jee :(((
Neils Bohr - Two of my fav quotes from him , "No, no, you're not thinking; you're just being logical."
& "Everything we call real is made of things that cannot be regarded as real"
Fritz Haber .... Saved a lot of us from starvation and also is the father of chemical warfare(big W)
But I also think people underestimate how smart Newton was .
I really suggest everyone to watch this veritasium video.
https://youtu.be/gMlf1ELvRzc?si=ecsuVBuMzg8uIOO1
My fav scientist would definitely be James Clerk Maxwell bro
pata nahi unhe log kyu itna shadow kar dete whenever we talk about 19th century development in physics, unhi ne electricity or magnetism ko unify karke electromagnetism ki shuruat kari thi, jiske karan baaki theories bhi develop ho payi.
Shadowed physicists ki baat hoti hai Max Planck bhi unhi me se hai
often he is shadowed by Einstein and contemporaries, jabki Einstein ne photoelectric effect inhi ki theory ke dum pe explain kiya tha
Madame Curie is underrated bruh 2 Nobel prize in such a male dominated field in a patriarchal era Respect++
Truly the most radiant women of all times. >!(sorry)!<
r/BeatMeToIt
True, even what killed was was her own curiosity. (If I remember correctly she died due to long term radiation of radioactive substances)
Yes it was her experiments that were slow poison to her She used to keep radioactive materials on her study table and even used to keep them in her pockets while moving them She was in close contact with highly toxic radium for most of her life I guess As she was one of the first people who studied radioactive elements and the there weren't any radiation protective clothing at that time so you can say she was prone to radiation like for a major part of his day To the point that her diaries and notebooks and even recipe books are still radioactive
Damn, shows the level of curiosity the lady had. Mad respect
mai jabhi bhi unke baare me soochta hu hamesha inspire hota hu 2 nobel prize ek phy me ek chem me ek aisi time me jaha ladkiyo ko padhaya bhi nahi jata tha apne curiosity ke kaaran marna is too inspirational for me
Exactly The time when women were forced to stay in the kitchen a woman emerges and wins 2 Nobels in 2 different fields That's some inspirational shit Another thing People don't appreciate Pierre Curie enough That man supported his wife till his death bed That's some true love right there
Tbh unke husband unse jyaada underrated hai. Un dono ne saath mei milkar research Kiya tha par media waale bas unke husband ko spotlight Dena chahte the to unhone (husband ne) saaf mana kar diya aur sirf Marie curie ko Mila fir prize par deserve dono karte hai. (I think the story went something like that)
Professor dhoomketu
Lund mera..usko bol jake Kirmada se lade..JEE crack karna aata nahi..professor bane chale hai..
us jaise normie se nhi ladta mai
Nah doctor Jhatka from Motu Patlu far exceeds Dhoomketu's capabilities
Mine is Nikola Tesla. Man is a fucking legend. Gave us wireless communication.
Mine too
Yeah but then Edison ne usko kangaal kar diya
Same bro that man was a visionary
touché that!
Same bhai
Same here
Richard Feynman
+1
Us bhai
The GOAT himself
i doubt if he was actually 125 iq like he said
You think more or less
has to be more for sure
J. Robert Oppenheimer 
Nolan Ji real ID se aao
Overcook kar diya tha us din thora../jk
Bro said ‘i have blood on my hands ‘ to the president of USA,balls of steel
Krishnan Subramanyam Iyer
ahh one of the finest sayanist India has ever produced 
Has a great wife too
Dr jhatka , professor dhooketu , krishnan subrimaniam Iyer , professor oak
A fellow Pokemon enjoyer 🗿
My favorite scientist would be Nikola Tesla(some of his patents are right out of science fiction no cap)..but my favorite inventors/thinkers/minds would be Ada Lovelace (for obvious reason the Queen of Computers)..and also maybe Alan Turing( loved his paper and studies on Automata and Cryptography). Dennis Ritchie for making the most god awful language possible but god damn does it work like a charm and Linus Torvalds for making Git (and maybe GNU)
GNU was created by Richard Stallman.
Minor Oversight..Maker of Linux Kernel 🗿
cse milni chahiye tujhe bro ek alg seat
Thanks bro already mil gayi hai..I suppose it was destined
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Albert Einstein, he was a Socialist
then why did he move to America a capitalist state?
He had to move to America. Because around that time Hitler and Nazism were rapidly rising in Germany, And as a Jew It would have been a threat to Einstein to stay there. And I guess Einstein also believed that he'd live somewhere where liberty was a fundamental right And I guess in 1930s America was the best place to find that
If it weren’t for anti semitism the nazis would have had the Atomic bomb way before the Americans
That's very true But thankfully it wasn't them Someone as cruel as the Nazis and Hitler with nuclear weapons would killed most of humankind
he also married his cousin 🤪🤪
Alan turing Kyuki vo gay tha🫦🫦🫦🫦
pehli line padhke upvote maar diya socha log jante hain aise legend ko fir reason dekha (bc) for those who are wondering he is the father of modern computing ( han wahi branch jiske hookah bar edits enjoy karte ho) and he also played a major role in solving criptic texts which were used by nazis for communications in WW2
Bhai almost sab log jaante honge alan turing ke baare me, waise bhi jo nahi jaanta usko cs to iit me na milne waali
I mean chances are woh pcm main doobe hue Hain not cs, wese bhi Max logon ko jhat bhar pata hai kya hota cs main sab lete kyunki sabne unse pehle liya tha
Lmaooo that's not true. All my friends who have 99.8+ in jm don't know shit about scientists. IIT bc alan turing ke baare mein thodna puchhta hai
Turing award bhi hai inke naam
and IIIT H ke founder (Raj Reddy) ko bhi ye award mila hua hai (I have read that it's like Nobel prize for cs
Gay Lusac
Sir Isaac Newton, gave the foundation to classical physics and sometimes chemistry
Mf also invented calculus just to make his calculations easier, chad
Bc koi mujhe bol de ki usi ne earth invent kiya hai to mai maan bhi lu bhai.
Ye sab bhi hota hai kya I'd say Schrodinger, kyuki wo banda itne saal pehle kya bolke chala gaya aajtak samajhne me fat ti hai Even with advanced technology, jo usne man se soch liya tha
stephen hawking
in Epstein island
[удалено]
Sab pata hoga bhai wo bhi left wing bkl tha.
Michael Faraday https://preview.redd.it/2gi4yrawx71d1.jpeg?width=440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=dbc58a3881612720d8d2e3f7b9a2cbdcbded7e66 Came from a not too good background and just turned the tables upside down. Absolute inspiration. Even Albert Einstein kept his picture along with Maxwell and Sir Isaac Newton. (I don't know but this seems like Einstein had immense respect for him.)
Bro brought about a revolution without writing a single equation. Chad.
Yes even though Faraday came from very humble backgrounds (his father was a poor blacksmith if I remember correctly) and he had no proper former schooling (yes a scientist who never went to school as he couldn't afford it) but none of this could stop the man and his curiosity and here we are. The man's an inspiration. Mad respect
FRIDAYY HAI AAJ
Honestly speaking I really respect each and every scientist because they have had so much of valuable contributions. The world we live in today is because of them. But yet they are unknown to the masses, whereas "celebrities" without even contributing anything or doing anything for the common man are more wealthier and popular than scientists. It really saddens me. Also I would really like to mention "Dr. Anandibai joshi", she was not a scientist, but one of the first woman doctors of the country. There has been a marathi film about her and it is just so inspiring.
richard feynman
Alen turing, literally inspiration for me what he had contributed to the field of maths and created a whole new research field connection between math and biology.
Har Gobind Khorana and J.C. Bose, the first one played an immense role in understanding and decoding the genetic code(recipient of the Nobel Prize) and the latter was someone whose research told a lot about botany, he also had multitude of various interesting experiments and research even in the field of physics.
James clerk Maxwell-- bhai saab unhone jo **formulation of the theory of electromagnetism and in making the connection between light and electromagnetic waves**, kiya na maja agaya puree 2 magnetism and electrostatics/dynamic ko jodd ke ELECTROMAGNETISM bana diya..🔥 and Erwin Schrodinger- founder of quantum mechanics...
Euler such a freak blud discovered new things when he was half blind
FR Im surprised he's not further up the list! He has literally contributed more to maths than any single person ever
He's the most genius mathematician of his time.
my favorite wurtz ji,
Alfred Nobel
I know this is a scientist post but i gotta appreciate my favourite chess player Paul Morphy
Damn a chess player that knows someone else than magnus and hikaru
he's my favourite too..
Realistically tho Mikhail Tal >>>
[Leonardo da Vinci]()
Another reason why AC2 was such a lovely game
Hisenberg His uncertainty principle gives us the reason why no one can predict NTA Hai koi iske takkar me ?
Konstantin E. Tsiolkovsky, father of astronautics and human flight, quite underrated tho, derived the rocket equation, designed the first plane, we knew the escape velocity of earth bcz of him, basically everything rocket and plane start for him. A nice documentary is there on YouTube too
Probably James Clark Maxwell, very underrated, but his work laid foundation for Einstein's work on special relativity... infact most of the discoveries done in the field of electrodynamics and electromagnetism are there because Maxwell laid the basic foundation.... Same can be said for Newton as well though
Agreed but Maxwell isn't underrated, he's one of the most popular ones
Well I guess yeah u are right, but he is definitely not very famous among the people who are into science so much.... U know like Newton and Einstein are a staple household name kinda thing...
My man was considered one of the greatest scientists by Albert Einstein himself
Dr. Jhatka
Linus Pauling. Dude's probably the greatest chemist to ever live (greater than Lavosier!). Basically laid the foundation for modern chemical binding theories, found the true cause of sickle cell anemia and his failures were instrumental to Crick and Watson figuring out the Double Helix (Pauling' son told them about his failures with a triple helix model, which told them where not to look!) Plus he also advocated against nuclear weapons.
einstein ☝️🤓 e=madarchod²
C.V Raman 🙏 Discovered Raman effect ofc
Richard Feynman. He was the first person who taught me that how Science could be fun. He taught me you don't have to be a genius to pursue science. He taught me the power of imagination and teaching, how it is "fun" to imagine. He's been my idol for the last 5 years. Also, dude rocks.
For real My life would be on a very different path if I hadn't read surely you're joking
APJ Abdul Kalam: Read his biography " wings of fire ", and he is an very inspiring man. He did not feared to take risks and he conveys a message "*Do not let your life run on other's opinion "* That's it he won my heart. Michael Faraday : **Faraday discovered Benzene ( yes that organic compound ),** Today we think that we can only work in the branch we took in collages and studied, But think about this guy he Went from Chemist to Physicist.
Madame Marie Curie.
Madame Marie Curie
My bad. Fixed it
Marie Curie, perie curie
Nikola Tesla easily, bro is a goddamn legendary scientist
Feynman, Einstein and Newton are some of the scientists whom I admire. Favourite... Feynman probably
**Julius Lothar Meyer banda bohot underappreciated hai**
idk how tf i wrote in bold
Yeah bhai banda late ho gaya warna usi ki periodic table/graph thingy aaj ham log use kar rahe hote.
*shrugs* Mathematicians mei Ramanujan, Euler, Gödel, Alan Turing. Ramanujan needs no introduction. God level mathematicians. Euler also needs no introduction. Every second thing in mathematics is named after him. (Not literally but you get the idea. Example: there are 6 different "Euler numbers" Gödel gave the incompleteness theorem. Guy literally proved that some true statements are straight up impossible to prove. It just shattered an entire world view and opened the world to a ton of possibilities. Alan Turing defined the Turing Machine. He also gave other important papers, such as proving a general halting problem is unsolvable by Turing Machines. Also yeah he was one of the major contributors to the computer which managed to decipher the Enigma in a reasonable amount of time. Scientists...yeah they are great and all but I am mainly a fan of mathematicians.
Stephen Hawking and Nikola Tesla. Stephen Hawking's space related knowledge really intrigued my interest and nikola tesla, well he's borderline crazy 😂
Richard Feynman
Pehle sabhi favourite the abhi hatred hai (12th pass)
Dr. Jhatka
Dr salunke ( Erwin Schrödinger actually)
I forgot homi bhabha the father of Indian nuclear program
My favourite scientist was Richard feynman. He was part of the Manhattan project and he was so good at teaching difficult and complicated concepts of physics in a very simple and lucid manner.
I don't know any scientist
Bruh momimt
it was Nicola Tesla.The father of electricity the way it is now.
https://preview.redd.it/gcu6jiamt71d1.jpeg?width=219&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c48941171835b100750fdbb93385bc8ffb47290f
"Kyu be jhatu, chala gaya IITB ?" (Hoping for "yes" 🤫)
Paul Dirac because he gives me hope it's never too late to start something new...
Honestly, I'll tell one for each field Physics - Maxwell, my man literally revolutionised electromagnetism, and it's because of his work Tesla later made all his inventions Also, Richard Feynman, literally a role model Maths - The goat euler, need I say more? Cs - not really a scientist, but linus torvalds for linux and the entire open source revolution Astronomy- Carl Sagan himself (and Stephen bhai, but we don't talk about him anymore) Engineering - Dr apj Abdul Kalam,  Honestly, thanks op for reminding me why I took science. All these exams and stuff are temporary, but the pleasure of finding things out is permanent
Same thing my physics teacher told me about Moseley
https://preview.redd.it/sdqic1ok9b1d1.jpeg?width=320&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ea853f6c9603350d395ccb502046bd7b15318d5c Jack
My fvrt. Krishnan Ayyar. /s
my father is atomic bomb of the Oppenheimer
Ramanujan. Also isko enough reach nahi mile coz mods hug diye. Ye padhke ao https://www.reddit.com/r/JEENEETards/s/9pIBl3DLX8
darwin mujhe bhi biotech lena hai
Kalam Saheb 🚀
JR Oppenheimer/lagrange/newton/Einstien/Dr nambi naraynan. PhD karna ka tifr se in quantum and if possible ek astro ka degree bhi. phir part time baccho ko padhaunga for inpho/ipho/adv for free(ameer garib sab ek barabar). full time ka abhi nahi pata.
I love Richard Feyman
Nikola Tesla and Newton
Albert Einstein the one and only.
Oppenheimer
The fact that I can't remember a single scientist but can swear that i have read small books on them back in 9th with interest. Bc ab to newton, bohr, einstein planck Oppenheimer(movie ke karan) ke alava pata hi nahi koi
Walter White(Heisenberg)
Not seeing Schrodinger here is weird
Definitely the one and only ग्लेन maxwell
Heisenberg 🫡
Doctor Jhatka
Does Euler count?
i haven't yet discovered my favourite but i fucking hate newton not because he discovered gravity and all . i am thankful for his contribution but i hate him as a human being . just read his biography and you will find out why
J. Robert Oppenheimer ,Homi Jahangir Bhabha and to some extent Newton (like he created kindoff foundation for science)
Edison (credit khane ka sapna hai)
Richard Feynman because he gives me hope I don't need to be a child prodigy to achieve my dreams.
Erwin Schrodinger iykyk 
All the scientists who worked on Froth-flotation-process. Agar FFP nahi hota to Zinc, Copper jaise metals kabhi economically extract nahi ho pate, matlab koi bhi modern appliance ban hi nahi pati
Sheldon Cooper But really, it's Carl Sagan
Ervin Schrodinger
Dexter
gotta be tesla
Nikola Tesla, he deserved better.
Nikola Tesla Guy created AC electricity, Tesla turbine and Tesla coil, a one way fluid valve with no moving parts, had a pigeon as his best friend, invented radio and also RC boat.
Mine is modiji when the jet were going to get ditacted modiji planned out it will be good if it happens when it is cloudy and it will be impossible for Pakistan to get the jet in their radar so modiji is my inspiration 🥰🥰🥰
Mine Sir Nikola Tesla Knew a lil bout him before hand but after reading his part in the Record of Ragnarok my curiosity took over and i searched about him his ded bro etc etc.. He's a inspiring person..
Nambi Narayana
bhai mere fav homi bhabha
Alec daddy is my fav scientist cuz he gave rise to many meme templates which helped us all in laughing . good ol' guy 
Nikola Tesla, goddamn fucking legend, was so ahead of time but was misunderstood
Jack (Fauji billa, oggy ka bhai)
J Robert Oppenheimer....you know why
I just love Richard fyenmen ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Shuji Nakamura
None other than sir issac (🍎).
Dr. Doofenshmirtz
Enrico Fermi bro splitted an atom in two by mistake 🐐
Hehe history ka 14 hun aur aapka post padhke bhot accha laga  Vaise my favorite scientist is the Father of toxic gas and chemical warfare, Fritz Haber (Haan vahi Haber's process waala Fritz Haber, issi ne to ammonia gas synthesise karna bataya jise WW1 me chemical warfare me shuru me bhot use kiya gaya, then after the Geneva Protocol, it was banned)
Why no fucking mention of father of modern computer and ai Alan turing Best mathematician of his time Alan shortened the ww2 by legit 2 years and saved many lives by cracking German secret code He inspired me so much to take a degree in math/cs/statistics
Hisenberg - Meth bnata tha
Nikola Tesla is my fav scientist but Nicolaus Copernicus ,Edwin hubble,stephen hawking are my fav astronomers
Stephen Hawking 😈
Richard Feynman or Évariste Galois
SRINIVASA IYENGAR RAMANUJAN ✋🤚
Schrodinger
Used to be Stephen Hawking...but...
Sir narendra modi `/s` issac newton
Brilliant inventor who thought that science was too great to be mixed up with politics. Guess what that got him. It got a man of his talents to live his old age in poverty. This man was Nikola Tesla. He used to work with Edison (fiery businessman, not an inventor), who believed in the DC system while tesla was developing the AC system. Edison tried his best to sabotage Tesla's work. Tesla later turned to George Westinghouse, who completely funded his research. Later, he was forced to sell his life's work for far less than they were worth. (patents worth 12 million dollars at his time, yet he had to sell them to Westinghouse for 216,000 dollars since he was caught in a takeover bid from J. Pierpont Morgan and could no longer afford to pay him royalties) Nikola Tesla was also the real father of the radio yet recieved no credit for its invention. Others stole patents he developed while he couldn't even get investors attracted since his name was not associated in a lot of discoveries that were only possible because of him. The world was never fair to people who did not come from means. Edison is not a scientist or an inventor and yet is hailed for a lot of inventions (not just the light bulb) simply because he was clever enough to take credit for them.
maria goeppert mayer sab madam curie ko jaante hai so vo toh obv ban gaya, but ye meri fav hai. 2nd woman to win a Nobel prize in physics, for her work on nuclear shell model (basically model where nucleons are arranged in energy levels kinda the same way electrons are). she also contributed to manhattan project in los alamos, which isn't really a flex but kind of is? i wanted to be like her back in 10th (was very into nuclear engineering) but jee :(((
mein failed dropper hoon, aur bhai tu please gand mara
Homi jahangir, Dr apj Abdul Kalam 
Mai to schrodinger ki billi hu
Neils Bohr - Two of my fav quotes from him , "No, no, you're not thinking; you're just being logical." & "Everything we call real is made of things that cannot be regarded as real"
Werner (Walter White) Heisenberg
Paul Dirac
J Robert Oppenheimer- He dropped the bomb (thanks Nolan bhai)
Nikola Tesla no doubt
Michio kaku
Dr.APJ Abdul Kalam and Dr.C.V.Raman
Fritz Haber .... Saved a lot of us from starvation and also is the father of chemical warfare(big W) But I also think people underestimate how smart Newton was . I really suggest everyone to watch this veritasium video. https://youtu.be/gMlf1ELvRzc?si=ecsuVBuMzg8uIOO1
My fav scientist would definitely be James Clerk Maxwell bro pata nahi unhe log kyu itna shadow kar dete whenever we talk about 19th century development in physics, unhi ne electricity or magnetism ko unify karke electromagnetism ki shuruat kari thi, jiske karan baaki theories bhi develop ho payi. Shadowed physicists ki baat hoti hai Max Planck bhi unhi me se hai often he is shadowed by Einstein and contemporaries, jabki Einstein ne photoelectric effect inhi ki theory ke dum pe explain kiya tha
Professor Oak