Rank history's top scientists

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1) Isacc Newton: Gravity, calculus, and the laws of mechanics. and motion Top dog. Game over.

2) Charles Darwin: No, dinosaurs did not live along side humans, and the earth is not 6000 years old.

3) Galileo: Rennassaince man, the poster child of enlightenment against the Church's ignorance and oppression.



For the women:

-Marie Curie: If I'm not mistaken, the only scientist in history who won two Nobel prizes in two different scientific fields.
 
Issac Asimov ... a nearly forgotten one that is responsible for more of the dreams we have seen coming to realization than most give him credit for. Dreaming is also a science.
 
I"m going to have to add George McCready Price to my list - the inventor of Creation Science; noted Seventh Day Adventist, and armchair geologist.


 
Nikola Tesla. More of an inventor I guess, but his inventions were scientific.


totally. that guy was a genius....if a bit of a kook. He was evidently totally whacked out.

And he has a kick ass rock band named after him! Bonus!

Our greatest scientists are always those considered insane by other scientists. Einstein was whacko to, remember.
 
Thomas Dolby's girlfriend
Professor Roy Hinkley
Henry Frankenstein
Dr. Henry Jekyll
Dr. Moreau
 
Nikola Tesla. More of an inventor I guess, but his inventions were scientific.


totally. that guy was a genius....if a bit of a kook. He was evidently totally whacked out.

And he has a kick ass rock band named after him! Bonus!

Our greatest scientists are always those considered insane by other scientists. Einstein was whacko to, remember.


no Eistein was eccentric. You're right, geniuses can be eccentric.

Tesla was beyond eccesntric. a totaly whack job. I saw a show on the history channel about him. For what that's worth.
 
I would nominate God...he invented women's breasts....
 
I would venture to add Howard Lovecraft, but he only did a few things to benefit science with his works. He did help to inspire some other scientists though.
 
for mani:

Professor from Gilligan's Island.

I actually met a science legend once.

I met Jane Goodall. That was cool. She smelled like chimpanzee.
 
Oh wait, you wanted scientists, not scientologists! :redface:




As a woman, I'm going to go with Madame Curie. I wrote an extensive report on her in college for my chemistry class. She was so intelligent, and ahead of her time.



I did Galileo too, he was ahead of his time too.
 
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