Discovery

"If Christopher Columbus returned to the" New World "in 2000, will he prove his finding? On August 3, 1492, Christopher Columbus sought a new way to the West Indies. His ship sailing westward from the Canary Islands was blown off by the wind and eventually his fleet departed from the route. For his new route Columbus encountered the land, and today we know that this is the United States. When Columbus arrived in the New World, he thought he arrived at the destination in the West Indies.

Columbus discovered the United States, Newton discovered the law of gravity, Watt discovered the expansion of steam, and Fulton invented a steamship, and forced for so long, "the greatest discovery in the universe" Has been done. "In the coming years, other doctors linked gas and anesthesia at the party In 1844, Dr. Horace Wells attended an outdoor lecturer's" nitrite plays. " Wells asked the instructor to give him nitrous acid, while the dentist pulled his teeth - no pain. Dr. Thomas Morton went to "Ether play" in 1846, then pulled out the patient's teeth with ether without distress.

Some findings are the result of a coincidence discovery - an unexpected result of an experiment or a coincidence discovery or breakthrough. Scientists are not saying that they are waiting for something to happen. In many cases, accidental discovery occurs because of the desire to understand curiosity and how the world works. Just placing the right person in the right place may be enough for a curious person to draw interest of the discoverer, developer, or inventor. For example, Charles Darwin is such an example. He did not organize an expedition to the Galapagos Islands; instead, he was invited to participate in the second voyage of the crew to try new watches invented on board. Due to his observation, curiosity and the ability to write down his adventure, he became one of the most influential scientists in modern history.