You can't know about Marie Curie without knowing about her scientific discoveries and achievements. That's like saying, "Many people know Marie Antoinette, but few people know she was Queen of France."
A passionate and determined woman. We need more of such women in this world. Smart, unafraid, and willing to find the truth. Such a loving couple. I just love Pierre as well. Such love, devotion and total support to each other.
Once more and remember forever: Its Maria Sklodowska -Curie.Polish scientist who married French scientist called Pierre Curie.She was NOT French but Polish similar to Fryderyk Chopin who was Polish and in his 20s started living in Paris.Both figures had strong feelings for their beloved country and considered themselves as Polish. In France they have found second home and all possibilities to develop potential they brought from their family home in Poland.France thank you for opportunities given to those unique POLISH people!
@@katarzynamariamuszynska2811 Nie troluj dobrze wiesz gdzie urodził się Szopen i kim był chyba że masz kompleksy Polskości i się wstydzisz bycia Polką żałosne
This video was expressly, objectively and vividly shown Marie Curie her life, from the view of such a time of blooming science technology and ideas. Which built up a complete world view of 19th century in French for me and made me have more understanding to Marie Curie. Thanks to this video.
Thank you for this charming doc into the beauteous journey Madam Dr.Marie Curie took, she was a woman of her restless curiosity and unmatched hardwork! Today is her birthday and Im writing a demand regarding my ow journey as a rising Engineer Scientist today - DW, The Grooveman (Nov.07.2018)
" Life is not easy for any of us. But what of that? We must have perseverance and above all confidence in ourselves. We must believe that we are gifted for something and that this thing must be attained." Marie Skłodowska Curie, a truly inspirational woman 🇵🇱
The shear brilliance and intelligence of a graduate student that too a woman! A woman that the world will never see like her again. Her efforts, results and achievements will never be repeated again! She is one of a kind in the world of inventions! She is ladies and gentlemen, Marie Curie!
Dorothy Hodgkin, Lise Meitner, Rosalind Franklin, Mary Anning, Emmy Noether, Ada Lovelace-- So very many brilliant female scientists, whose names have escaped chauvinist-written history. Our minds, both female and male, were made for invention. Madame Curie, is one goddess amongst many.
An exceptional documentary that explains physics very well. I now start to understand how Pierre's electrometer actually works. As an experimental physicist, I have to say what a brilliant idea to quantify the tiny current using piezoelectric crystals. The only comment is that releasing weight by operator seems to induce a large human error in the experiment. Separately, I found the chronicle and clear presentation of the series of exciting discoveries along with radiation also offers great insights for how to do good science today.
@@kenshikenji Misogynia much? Pierre would be no one important without Maria in science world, he wouldn't get close to Nobel. Not only Marie was a first woman to get degree in physics, a first woman to get Nobel, and first PERSON to get 2 Nobels in two different categories science categories: Chemistry and Physics. Moreover she has discovered and proved beyond shadow of a doubt that there were in fact "new" undiscovered elements, which share radioactive properties with Uranium. Yes, I don't say Pierre doesn't deserve recognition as he was a big part of Maria's success, she probably wouldn't have done it without him or would done it YEARS later, even though she was undeniably genius (and I don't use that term lightly). But without Pierre she would probably be at best mediocre Polish scientist (no where near Nicolaus Copernicus (pol. Mikołaj Kopernik) for example, if you don't know him or his work I made little paragraph lower for you :) ) Or she would be totally forgotten if she went to take care of her father. Pierre's influence is immense and break down to main 3 points: A) Love for Curie saved her career, as she didn't return to Poland (or Poland's occupied territory, depending on a timeframe before WWI and after) B) Equipment that Pierre had in his house made everything possible C) He was incredibly supportive husband and didn't have any problem at all with being "worse scientist" then her, he cared about her, her career and her success. Instead of modern "stay-at-home day" it would be "stay-at-home scientist helper" haha Scientific and Nobel community was so misogynistic and anti-woman scientists (as you could see she would be first woman to have physics degree, first woman to win Nobel and first person to win Nobel twice in different scientific category). She was special but not that special that no one before her deserved to get physics degree, but about her contribution to science, yes she was special, really special. After Einstein she was the most important scientist in 19/20th century. If they had to acknowledge her work, and believe me they really didn't want to, then it become so much more clear how groundbreaking her studies were. Pierre wasn't jealous of Maria, because all of things she achieves, he does too, you can think of him as a catalyst haha, Without Curie, Skłodowska probably wouldn't do these discoveries or would had done them years later, maybe being late to that party. Her success is his success, that's beautiful, and that's how relationships should work. To help you visualize, if your wife made 5x more money (even 10-15x, she was such brilliant mind) than you, would you be jealous if she truly cares about you and wants to spend rest of your life with you? Because I think you wouldn't care and be happy to have more money. And remember, she achieved it when pay gap hasn't been +/- 85 cents on dollar like right now but rather +/- 30 cents on a dollar. So multiply it by 3 and you get that if she would be a man she would earn to 30x-45x your income. And woman didn't have right to vote at that time, also was considered to be possession of a man and baby making machine. Not so fun fact: Woman in the US still don't have equal rights, just 91.3% of law are equal at this moment. Just 14 countries have 100% law equality, but still not pay gap equality, even though Luxemburg is close (0,7%). In the US on the other hand pay gap is 16.3% for white woman, for woman of color it could be as high as 30%. And when talking about pay gap we talk about money for the same position with the same qualification and with the same seniority. Not comparing builders to hairdresser, as many of right wing media wants you to believe with that mambo jumbo of woman earn less because they don't take risky and heavy physical jobs or not much of them studies CS and programming as a whole where pay is enormous. We are talking about the same situation in the same company, without overtime (or if they do they watch how much they are paid for overtime in the same company) and bonuses.
If you don't know what Copernicus did, shame on you for skipping 7th grade science class. He "discovered" and proposed model, which came out to be completely true. Contrary to everyone beliefs, especially church's that we live in a heliocentric model, by that I mean, star (Sun) is centre of the Solar System, not The Earth like we previously thought so. He did prove it in a book called "De revolutionibus orbium coelestium" (eng. "On the Revolutions of the Celestial Spheres"). Firstly his books were burned and weren't accepted but later he got the recognition he deserved and pushed astrology to the right track. Kopernik's and Newton's discoveries are easily in top 5 scientific discoveries ever, especially in the field of physics. Mikołaj's and Isaac's discoveries led scientist on correct path, instead of scientist having to figure it out 100-200 years later, which sped up the process unbelievably fast. Truly magnificent and groundbreaking.. Maria's both discoveries would be in top 15 for sure all the amazing technology we have thanks to radioactive materials, nuclear reactors, nuclear bomb. ALL OF THOSE are because of a petite Polish woman with help of unconditional love of Pierre and his help in a literal sense. Yes there were a lot more important in the field of for example biology like pasteurization, vaccines, penicillin, electricity. Basically they walk so everyone could run laying fundament's of physics, chemistry, astronomy and biology. Without a shadow of a doubt the most important scientific (chemistry to be exact) discovery made our live way easier and thanks to that you have been born. If we didn't work how gravity works, but without what I'm going to write below about, you would have 1/4 probability of not been born or survive to adulthood. nr 1 most important scientific achievements are the only reason you are here today, and that is how to get nitrogen from the atmosphere to create fertilizer. That made population from 1mld to 8 mld IN JUST 100 YEARS (so 6 out of 8 people commenting probably wouldn't exist today). Thanks to mostly Fritz Haber and a little less but still significant enough Carl Bosh, they (as I wrote higher) devised a way to transform nitrogen in the air into fertiliser, using what became known as the Haber-Bosch process, it increased yield UP TO 300%, so on 1 acre you could get the same amount of food that you did on 3 acres before. That's why hunger problem became a lot less visible, and even working class could procreate without fear of starvation.
Thanks for the Informative Video on the life of Marie Currie she was a great Scientist & a loving wife and mother it must of been so hard for her losing her husband pierre currie thanks for the Informative Video on her life's scientific work RIP Marie and Pierre Currie.
Imagine how many discoveries we may have missed in the past because women grew up and were raised to not think outside the box but to learn household duties and how to raise children. I'm not bad mouthing the past I'm just saying I wonder how many women could've had the drive and brain power to change the world but grew up in a time that didn't support that.
@@lunayoureright that is completely untrue and invalidates anyone's struggles and smarts. Marie curie would not have received the award if her husband didn't insist. It wasn't in her control. It is in the control of the people in control. They allowed it or didn't. "Those typos of women" are and were indeed held back. Please do not say that bs again
In the current times, people won't tolerate if someone says there are only two genders. In the same way, people had issues with other things back then, centuries pass, humans will still fight for unnecessary things.
Why would you mock their accents? They probably didn't even speak English most of the time and probably sounded completely regular in their native language(s).
Is the presenter from that show we're the computer predicts things before it happens and he and other people try and sort it, before it happens? he walks with a stick in the show.
dude ive been sitting here for the last half hour trying to prove that he's cayden james from arrow (same actor) but cant find any record on imdb or wikipedia of this documentary to prove it
Oh! They *knew* she was the one made the descovery. They just didn't wanna *ACCEPT IT!* Cmon.. They knew who Marie was and just didn't wanna give her what she had earned and deserved. Imagine all the science and knowledge we have lost and are behind, just because many fragile men didn't want women to contribute to society..
trust a woman to discover the deadliest substance on earth and strengthen it, joking ! I must have been about 7 - 8 and there was a documentary on the telly about her, my mam seemed to know everything there was to know about her work after reading her autobiography and I had it all explained to me in great detail, needless to say, my nightmares became very toxic,
It takes a real woman to be the most famous person to die because of there own negligence. Second place Louis Slotin! Third and last Yaroslav Vladimirovich Kudrinsky!
All these developed-nations' speaking nations have an image of Eastern Europeans and their accents. I wonder what those *superior* nations sound like when speak a foreign language. Patronising much? Soon, after some research, it might turn out that those superior nations claimed ideas coming from poor immigrants. Which, until today. are looked down at.
Many people know about Marie Curie, although few people know about her scientific discoveries and achievements. This is really interesting video.
You can't know about Marie Curie without knowing about her scientific discoveries and achievements. That's like saying, "Many people know Marie Antoinette, but few people know she was Queen of France."
@@QueeneAlliei once knew she was a noble prize winner only
A passionate and determined woman. We need more of such women in this world. Smart, unafraid, and willing to find the truth. Such a loving couple. I just love Pierre as well. Such love, devotion and total support to each other.
What she did was suicide
Ditto
Jako Polak jestem dumny z wielkiej polki, jaką była bez wątpienia Maria Skłodowska-Curie
Once more and remember forever: Its Maria Sklodowska -Curie.Polish scientist who married French scientist called Pierre Curie.She was NOT French but Polish similar to Fryderyk Chopin who was Polish and in his 20s started living in Paris.Both figures had strong feelings for their beloved country and considered themselves as Polish. In France they have found second home and all possibilities to develop potential they brought from their family home in Poland.France thank you for opportunities given to those unique POLISH people!
Hi
Chopin Mother was french
@@katarzynamariamuszynska2811 Nie troluj dobrze wiesz gdzie urodził się Szopen i kim był chyba że masz kompleksy Polskości i się wstydzisz bycia Polką żałosne
@@katarzynamariamuszynska2811 Na odwrót. Jego ojciec był francuzem, a matka polką.
6:47 this exact comment is addressed right here. It's everything you're saying.
There is something about these vintage photographs that is so fascinating
Very interesting and magnificently presented.
Glad Pier had the Chivalry to stand up for his lady; and tell people it was his wife's project.
True it’s very interesting
This video was expressly, objectively and vividly shown Marie Curie her life, from the view of such a time of blooming science technology and ideas. Which built up a complete world view of 19th century in French for me and made me have more understanding to Marie Curie. Thanks to this video.
I love pineapples
I think Marie is very strong woman and I’m happy my school made me do this project it was very interspersed
Thank you for this charming doc into the beauteous journey Madam Dr.Marie Curie took, she was a woman of her restless curiosity and unmatched hardwork! Today is her birthday and Im writing a demand regarding my ow journey as a rising Engineer Scientist today - DW, The Grooveman (Nov.07.2018)
" Life is not easy for any of us. But what of that? We must have perseverance and above all confidence in ourselves. We must believe that we are gifted for something and that this thing must be attained." Marie Skłodowska Curie, a truly inspirational woman 🇵🇱
She was left-handed! Nice!
The shear brilliance and intelligence of a graduate student that too a woman! A woman that the world will never see like her again. Her efforts, results and achievements will never be repeated again! She is one of a kind in the world of inventions! She is ladies and gentlemen, Marie Curie!
Ok, but who asked?
Just found out Marie Curie is a great aunt of mine ...
I’ll be teaching this to my daughters
Dorothy Hodgkin, Lise Meitner, Rosalind Franklin, Mary Anning, Emmy Noether, Ada Lovelace--
So very many brilliant female scientists, whose names have escaped chauvinist-written history.
Our minds, both female and male, were made for invention.
Madame Curie, is one goddess amongst many.
Because many are so scared that women aren't these weak object as many would like to think they are.
Thank you so much for this video !!
always respect this lady
An excellent documentary. Thank you 🧪
Maria Skłodowska - Curie dwukrotna laureatka Nagrody Nobla. Wielka patriotka, pierwiastek POLON nazwała na cześć swojej ojczyzny Polski 🇵🇱
What on earth is up with that womans accent??? She was Polish not Russian
I really want to hug Marie curie
She was my favourite scientists
Scientist even
I don’t know why but every Curie Family member that is a scientist is basically my favorite although there’s only a few Pierre Marie and someone else
WONDER WOMAN
I'm LOST...
Yes!
I see what you did there
He is such a good host and narrator!
An exceptional documentary that explains physics very well. I now start to understand how Pierre's electrometer actually works. As an experimental physicist, I have to say what a brilliant idea to quantify the tiny current using piezoelectric crystals. The only comment is that releasing weight by operator seems to induce a large human error in the experiment.
Separately, I found the chronicle and clear presentation of the series of exciting discoveries along with radiation also offers great insights for how to do good science today.
Pierre was the true genius not marie
@@kenshikenji Misogynia much? Pierre would be no one important without Maria in science world, he wouldn't get close to Nobel. Not only Marie was a first woman to get degree in physics, a first woman to get Nobel, and first PERSON to get 2 Nobels in two different categories science categories: Chemistry and Physics. Moreover she has discovered and proved beyond shadow of a doubt that there were in fact "new" undiscovered elements, which share radioactive properties with Uranium. Yes, I don't say Pierre doesn't deserve recognition as he was a big part of Maria's success, she probably wouldn't have done it without him or would done it YEARS later, even though she was undeniably genius (and I don't use that term lightly). But without Pierre she would probably be at best mediocre Polish scientist (no where near Nicolaus Copernicus (pol. Mikołaj Kopernik) for example, if you don't know him or his work I made little paragraph lower for you :) ) Or she would be totally forgotten if she went to take care of her father. Pierre's influence is immense and break down to main 3 points:
A) Love for Curie saved her career, as she didn't return to Poland (or Poland's occupied territory, depending on a timeframe before WWI and after)
B) Equipment that Pierre had in his house made everything possible
C) He was incredibly supportive husband and didn't have any problem at all with being "worse scientist" then her, he cared about her, her career and her success. Instead of modern "stay-at-home day" it would be "stay-at-home scientist helper" haha
Scientific and Nobel community was so misogynistic and anti-woman scientists (as you could see she would be first woman to have physics degree, first woman to win Nobel and first person to win Nobel twice in different scientific category). She was special but not that special that no one before her deserved to get physics degree, but about her contribution to science, yes she was special, really special. After Einstein she was the most important scientist in 19/20th century. If they had to acknowledge her work, and believe me they really didn't want to, then it become so much more clear how groundbreaking her studies were.
Pierre wasn't jealous of Maria, because all of things she achieves, he does too, you can think of him as a catalyst haha, Without Curie, Skłodowska probably wouldn't do these discoveries or would had done them years later, maybe being late to that party. Her success is his success, that's beautiful, and that's how relationships should work. To help you visualize, if your wife made 5x more money (even 10-15x, she was such brilliant mind) than you, would you be jealous if she truly cares about you and wants to spend rest of your life with you? Because I think you wouldn't care and be happy to have more money. And remember, she achieved it when pay gap hasn't been +/- 85 cents on dollar like right now but rather +/- 30 cents on a dollar. So multiply it by 3 and you get that if she would be a man she would earn to 30x-45x your income. And woman didn't have right to vote at that time, also was considered to be possession of a man and baby making machine.
Not so fun fact: Woman in the US still don't have equal rights, just 91.3% of law are equal at this moment. Just 14 countries have 100% law equality, but still not pay gap equality, even though Luxemburg is close (0,7%). In the US on the other hand pay gap is 16.3% for white woman, for woman of color it could be as high as 30%. And when talking about pay gap we talk about money for the same position with the same qualification and with the same seniority. Not comparing builders to hairdresser, as many of right wing media wants you to believe with that mambo jumbo of woman earn less because they don't take risky and heavy physical jobs or not much of them studies CS and programming as a whole where pay is enormous. We are talking about the same situation in the same company, without overtime (or if they do they watch how much they are paid for overtime in the same company) and bonuses.
If you don't know what Copernicus did, shame on you for skipping 7th grade science class. He "discovered" and proposed model, which came out to be completely true. Contrary to everyone beliefs, especially church's that we live in a heliocentric model, by that I mean, star (Sun) is centre of the Solar System, not The Earth like we previously thought so. He did prove it in a book called "De revolutionibus orbium coelestium" (eng. "On the Revolutions of the Celestial Spheres"). Firstly his books were burned and weren't accepted but later he got the recognition he deserved and pushed astrology to the right track. Kopernik's and Newton's discoveries are easily in top 5 scientific discoveries ever, especially in the field of physics. Mikołaj's and Isaac's discoveries led scientist on correct path, instead of scientist having to figure it out 100-200 years later, which sped up the process unbelievably fast. Truly magnificent and groundbreaking.. Maria's both discoveries would be in top 15 for sure all the amazing technology we have thanks to radioactive materials, nuclear reactors, nuclear bomb. ALL OF THOSE are because of a petite Polish woman with help of unconditional love of Pierre and his help in a literal sense. Yes there were a lot more important in the field of for example biology like pasteurization, vaccines, penicillin, electricity. Basically they walk so everyone could run laying fundament's of physics, chemistry, astronomy and biology.
Without a shadow of a doubt the most important scientific (chemistry to be exact) discovery made our live way easier and thanks to that you have been born. If we didn't work how gravity works, but without what I'm going to write below about, you would have 1/4 probability of not been born or survive to adulthood. nr 1 most important scientific achievements are the only reason you are here today, and that is how to get nitrogen from the atmosphere to create fertilizer. That made population from 1mld to 8 mld IN JUST 100 YEARS (so 6 out of 8 people commenting probably wouldn't exist today). Thanks to mostly Fritz Haber and a little less but still significant enough Carl Bosh, they (as I wrote higher) devised a way to transform nitrogen in the air into fertiliser, using what became known as the Haber-Bosch process, it increased yield UP TO 300%, so on 1 acre you could get the same amount of food that you did on 3 acres before. That's why hunger problem became a lot less visible, and even working class could procreate without fear of starvation.
Thanks for the Informative Video on the life of Marie Currie she was a great Scientist & a loving wife and mother it must of been so hard for her losing her husband pierre currie thanks for the Informative Video on her life's scientific work RIP Marie and Pierre Currie.
Love this video!!!!!!!
You were a unique thinker,an iconoclast, a time traveller to this space ship earth and enlighten the humans to a path of growth
i had a presentation about her and this video helpt a lot
What a wonderful human
" Pictures that actually move " goosebumps allover
最好的视频
Dude!!!!!! I love this guy, miss that show
el mejor video de mi vida
Such a beautiful crystal
Best video ever
Imagine how many discoveries we may have missed in the past because women grew up and were raised to not think outside the box but to learn household duties and how to raise children. I'm not bad mouthing the past I'm just saying I wonder how many women could've had the drive and brain power to change the world but grew up in a time that didn't support that.
Don’t worry, such women are never kept down. I know.
@@lunayoureright that is completely untrue and invalidates anyone's struggles and smarts.
Marie curie would not have received the award if her husband didn't insist. It wasn't in her control.
It is in the control of the people in control. They allowed it or didn't. "Those typos of women" are and were indeed held back. Please do not say that bs again
@@coo4231 I was saying nothing can keep an intelligent woman down.
@@lunayoureright I'm just saying unfortunately that's not reality, we do need to keep working toward equity
Ty
Beautifully done ,
Marie Curie ma'am ❤✨🙏
A great Nobel Laurette.First woman to get Nobel prize! Hats off to her! THere was a b/w movie about her in U tube. Cannot find it
meilleure vidéo de tous les temps /best vid ever/ in french
Impressive! Kudoz!
videoja më e mirë ndonjëherë
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Wow, even the scientific community was ignorant to her discoveries because... She was woman?! What's wrong with people... :(
That how it was back in 1900s or earlier
Nova Mods Ever heard of Rosalind Franklin who was erased from scientific history in the 20th century?
Genesis Algorithms Duh
It’s the same even now 🙁
In the current times, people won't tolerate if someone says there are only two genders. In the same way, people had issues with other things back then, centuries pass, humans will still fight for unnecessary things.
Sizemik ur the best vid maker of Marie curie/madame currie
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Is that the guy from Lost? Great Actor! Xx
Isn't the intro guy Harold Finch from "Person of Interest"?
When she said relatively I died
Hi Mr Sizemik, Can I use this to make a portret of Mdm Curie for a Dutch educational TV show? Cheers, Hein
Maybe not, I am not the copyright holder, you might be able to use some verbal content, , mick
Well done 😊 meri curi
Translate Japanese
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これはこのクールで素敵な最高のビデオです
I said.
Nevermind.
Wtf is with that Polish accent ?! So off...
Maria Skłodowska-Curie - MARIA SKLODOWSKA - Curie
probably her husband was very supportive
I do not like the way the actress portrayed her... It was like the video acted as if she were alive and being filmed. But the video was alright.
Lol
史上最高のビデオ
ကောင်းတဲ့
Why would you mock their accents? They probably didn't even speak English most of the time and probably sounded completely regular in their native language(s).
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M here after sheldons pictinory
Pictinory???
Jaja Sheldon's draw was very impressive and realistic. I felt curiosity about madam Curie because of that chapter
Wheres part 2?
so she was instrumental to the discovery of electrons and neutrons in an atom.
She is Maria Skłodowska Curie
This woman gave her life to science.
She is not me.
2022
POLSKA🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱💪💪💪
Is the presenter from that show we're the computer predicts things before it happens and he and other people try and sort it, before it happens? he walks with a stick in the show.
Yooi
1:30 tak nie wyglądała Polska przedrozbiorowa.
does anybody realize that the guy at the begining is that actor for Benjamin Linus from Lost?
dude ive been sitting here for the last half hour trying to prove that he's cayden james from arrow (same actor) but cant find any record on imdb or wikipedia of this documentary to prove it
Tbh, it played a significant role in my decision to click on this Marie Curie video vs the others that came up in my search.
Nombre del video completo de mendeley y Marie Curiel
hiiii
What a woman..
The others!
Easter Poland was under Russian annexation, the rest of the country was under Austrian and German annexation, just for information
What are the blanks
Oh! They *knew* she was the one made the descovery. They just didn't wanna *ACCEPT IT!* Cmon.. They knew who Marie was and just didn't wanna give her what she had earned and deserved. Imagine all the science and knowledge we have lost and are behind, just because many fragile men didn't want women to contribute to society..
It's disturbing how many people talk of women like they're in a gender cult or something. People are people. Have you not learned this?
So Einstein made the atomic bomb possible, Curie made Polonium-210 possible.
Hmmm
:o
Love it
Longest comment
Isn’t this the dude from Lost? Lol
Lmao he is the one 😮, I still hate him 😭😂
Why does the narrator’s sound scared to go next to her casket?
Is that Zed from Jigsaw?
лепшае відэа калі-небудзь
IS THAT BEN FROM LOST??
Im here because im bored
Me too.
trust a woman to discover the deadliest substance on earth and strengthen it, joking !
I must have been about 7 - 8 and there was a documentary on the telly about her, my mam seemed to know everything there was to know about her work after reading her autobiography and I had it all explained to me in great detail, needless to say, my nightmares became very toxic,
Is she still alive because it tells 2 years ago
Radha Bhandari unfortunately no.
The VIDEO was made 2 years ago. She'd already passed bro.
How did they not get sick
Thor she died from this stuff because it was Radio active
She did and so did her daughter
They all did, even her husband. Had he not died in a freak accident before, radiations would have killed him too in the end.
She is like Mother of Physics and Chemistry
GOT DEM BANDS ON ME NO LIEEEE
That is not a Polish accent...
Why russian accent? That's what M.Curie would not have liked.
It takes a real woman to be the most famous person to die because of there own negligence. Second place Louis Slotin! Third and last Yaroslav Vladimirovich Kudrinsky!
All these developed-nations' speaking nations have an image of Eastern Europeans and their accents. I wonder what those *superior* nations sound like when speak a foreign language. Patronising much? Soon, after some research, it might turn out that those superior nations claimed ideas coming from poor immigrants. Which, until today. are looked down at.