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In the 1920's, science was about health, technology and the solar system. Edward E. Bernard was the astronomer who discovered planets, comets, nebulae, and the Milky Way. Bertram B. Beltwood was the chemist and physicist who discovered ionium, an isotope of thorium, pioneering radioactive dating of geological strata, August 15, 1927. Hudson Maxim, invented explosive things like bombs and dynamite. Howard carter was a famous anthropologist who discovered Egyptian tombs. Albert Einstein won a Nobel prize for proving his theory on light rays. Dr. Herbert McLean Evans and K.S. Bishop invented the first medicine called vitamin E. Science entered society to change the landscape of the world. Vitamins C and E were both founded by Earth and Vitamin D, is created from the sun. Although, vegetables has the great sources of vitamins, Vitamin E and C, can also support the body system. Two American scientists named, Dr. Herbert McLean Evans and K.S. Bishop, founded the discovery of vitamin C and E. They both discovered Vitamin E in green leafy vegetables. They us it as pills and food. Earle Dickson invented the medical tape called the band-aid. Band-aids were also used for injuries, wounds and cuts. Robert Goddard invented the liquid fueled rocket. His ability was to create oxygen and liquid fuel to go into space. His own rocket fuel was 184ft long. Einstein was considered a very intelligent man on earth. Albert Einstein won the Nobel Prize in 1921. His ability was using his own cranium and his own thinking. He published a book that talked about the theory of relatively in "On the Electrodynamics of moving Bodies". Einstein escaped to USA from the Nazis reign of terror. Einstein discovered the nuclear weapon called atom bomb. In conclusion, the science of 1920s was about intelligence, technology and health. Albert was influenced by science, technology, and health. Two American Scientist discover two different kinds of vitamins. Many people are interested in science, technology and health
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