The document lists notable scientists throughout history, highlighting their contributions to various fields. Key figures include Isaac Newton, who formulated the laws of motion, and Albert Einstein, known for his theories on time and the universe. Other significant scientists include Marie Curie, Charles Darwin, and Galileo Galilei, each recognized for foundational work in their respective disciplines.

1. Famous Scientists
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2. Sir Isaac Newton. 1643 to 1727. English mathematicianand physicist who founded the laws of motion andcalculus.

3. Albert Einstein. 1879 to 1955. German physicist whochanged the way we think of time and the universe.

4. Archimedes. 287 B.C. to 212 B.C. Greek physicist,engineer and inventor. Famous for his cry of "Eureka!".

5. Aristotle. 384 B.C. to 322 B.C. Ancient Greek thinkerwhose ideas formed the basis of science for centuries.

6. Nicolaus Copernicus. 1473 to 1543. Renaissance eraastronomer who discovered that the planets rotatearound the sun.

7. Charles Darwin. 1809 to 1882. British natural biologistwho gave us the theory of evolution and "survival ofthe fittest".

8. Alan Turing. 1912 to 1954. English mathematician whopioneered the idea that machines can think like us.

9. Thomas Edison. 1847 to 1931. Prodigious inventor whogave us electric power, sound recording and motionpictures.

10. Benjamin Franklin. 1706 to 1790. American thinker andscientist known for his theories regarding electricity.

11. Ernest Rutherford. 1871 to 1931. New Zealanderphysicist who is considered the father of nuclearphysics.

12. Alexander Graham Bell. 1847 to 1922. Scottish -Canadian engineer credited with inventing thetelephone.

13. Marie Curie. 1867 to 1934. Polish-French physicist whogave discovered radioactivity and the element radium.

14. Gregor Mendel. 1822 to 1884. Moravian abbot whogave us the 3 principles of inheritance and foundedgenetics.

15. Max Planck. 1858 to 1947. German theoretical physicistwho discovered quantum theory.

16. Niels Bohr. 1885 to 1962. Danish physicist whocontributed to our understanding of quantum physicsand atomic structure.

17. Michael Faraday 1791 to 1867. British scientist whodiscovered the principles of electromagnetism.

18. Galileo Galilei. 1564 to 1642. Italian polymath. Fatherof the scientific method and modern science practice.

19. Leonardo da Vinci. 1452 to 1519. Renaissancepolymath. Painter, astronomer, physicist and more ...

20. Louis Pasteur 1822 - 1895. French microbiologist whodiscovered the principle of vaccination.

21. Nicola Tesla. 1856 to 1943. Serbian-American engineerwho designed our alternating current (A.C.) electricsystem.

22. Rosalind Franklin. 1920 to 1958. American chemist whocontributed to our understanding of molecularstructure and DNA.

23. Stephen Hawking. 1942 to 2018. English theoreticalphysicist who challenged our notions of how theuniverse started.