Power of a Scientist 🔥 Madame Curie

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[jenkar]

'If someone tells u you can't do it. Do it twice'

Curie: ok

[pranaysaha]

1st candidate to receive 2 Noble prize
Salute to madam curie

[manukkd]

Era where scientists used to be our celebrity

[luciferisdeath]

This gave me goosebumps.... Just a room filled with geniuses and genuinely hardworking legend doing what they love.... Respect. Sad to think there is no such thing anymore

[DiabolicalKing]

Fun fact *"Marie Curie's daughter, Irène Joliot-Curie, also won a Nobel Prize. She was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1935, along with her husband Frédéric Joliot, for their synthesis of new radioactive elements. This made the Curies the family with the most Nobel laureates to date, with a total of five Nobel Prizes.*

[Exploring-Islamabad]

The woman who died doing what she loved, respect

[doc.courses]

She still is the only person to ever get 2 nobel awards in distinct scientific fields🤯🤯

[Grav-iton]

There was a time when scientists were treated like a big celebrity and now there is a time when people don't even know who got the Nobel prize....

[ryanispro]

She is the reason why my dad is able to get cancer treatment ❤

[iamthedangerbiznatch]

Imagine having this level of respect from all the respected men, they bow to you but not because you're a queen but because of your talent and brilliance! What a lady! The true definition of women empowerment. A myth, a legend. An absolute powerhouse!

[prashraymishra]

She was there not because she is a woman, she was there because she is great. When greatness graces you with its presence proud heads buckle under it's weight, humility is born l, and you acknowledge it's grace. Such is the power grateful minds hold. Forever revered, Madam Curie.

[Johan_libert]

Just hope this era be back so our scientists could feel they're real worth

[HereRNotes]

You know humans are on the right path when scientists are celebrated like this

[firiawillney]

She didn't like being called Curie. She preferred being called Skłodowska-Curie. Skłodowska is her Polish family name, and Curie is her husband's surname. She identified very strongly with Poland, and that is why she named the element she discovered "polonium" from the word "Poland".

[aryamangogoi]

She is no regular scientist, the only Human to win two consecutive nobel prize in science 🙇‍♂️ Marie Curie the GOAT 🗿

[anjeshudit]

Indian youth need this type video ❤❤❤❤

[Intellects]

After her death her daughter also won nobel prise
Lagcy🔥

[minhajulhaque]

She is the only woman scientist in entire hall

[shadowshaolin]

I am writing to express my deepest gratitude for her groundbreaking discovery of radioactivity. Her tireless dedication and pioneering research have not only expanded our understanding of physics and chemistry but also paved the way for significant advancements in medical science. Her work continues to inspire countless scientists and remains a testament to the power of perseverance and intellectual curiosity.

Thank you Madame Curie for your invaluable contributions to science and humanity.

[revathyachary]

I dont know how many times i watched it, it gives u goosebumps..as the Queen enters...my god the ambience is that hall..all the people, those scientists behind everyone... bowing in respect..my GOD ..legend