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proposed that all things are made up of small particles called atoms that combine among them to create molecules -
Publishes The Origen of Species, where he presents his theory of biological evolution by natural selection -
conclusively refutes the theory of spontaneous generation -
begins the study of the laws of genetic inheritance. -
discovered the radioactive elements, radio and polonium, that would help in the medical progress. -
publishes his theory of special relativity, the same year, he explains quantumly the photoelectric effect -
presents his model of the atom -
It was in 1940 when González Camarena was granted patent 40235 for color television, in Mexico and the United States.
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discovered the double helix structure of DNA -
Launched Sputnik 1, which was the first artificial satellite in the history -
The Apollo 11 space craft lands on the moon and Neil Armstrong becomes the first human to walk on the moon. -
Bill Gates and Paul Allen Establish Microsoft April 4, 1975. -
The first cell phone small enough to fit into a pocket, is launched in Britain with a price tag of 2,500 pounds. -
Sheep Dolly is cloned -
Wi-Fi becomes available publicly. -
The first draft of the human genome is completed. -
Apple released the iPod, which became the most popular MP3 player in history leading to a disruptive and sweeping change in the music industry. -
Facebook (limited to Harvard students only) started this year. -
YouTube, the first video sharing site came online in 2005 and has grown to one of the most popular sites on the web. YouTube used more bandwidth in 2010 than the entire internet did in 2000.
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Twitter, the micro blogging site opens with 140 characters maximum per message. -
Nasa confirms the existence of water in the planet Mars -
Apple introduced the iPad, another revolution in portable “tablet” computing. -
Scientists blurred the line between natural and man-made in 2010 with the creation of the first-ever organism with a synthetic genome. Scientists at the J. Craig Venter Institute assembled the genome of the bacterium Mycoplasma mycoides out of more than a million base pairs of DNA. Then, they inserted this human-engineered genome into another bacterium, Mycoplasma capricolum, which had been emptied of its DNA. -
Facebook bought the Oculus VR company for $2 billion. -
This evidence came in the form of gravitational waves, literal ripples in space-time left over from the first fraction of a second after the Big Bang. These ripples generated changes in the polarization in the cosmic microwave background, which is radiation left over from the early universe. The polarization changes are called B-modes. It was these B-modes that scientists detected using the Background Imaging of Cosmic Extragalactic Polarization 2 (BICEP2) telescope in Antarctica. -
Microsoft releases the operating system Windows 10. -
Increasingly more of our lives are getting to be incorporated with smart tech. Our homes being no exemption. Demand for ever better brilliant home appliances and home entertainment systems are changing the manner in which we interact. Regardless of whether good or bad, today is only a glimpse of something larger. -
Because of scientific advancements like the Human Genome Project, personalised medications and vaccines could be practically around the corner. One intriguing application for this is the likelihood of creating customized cancer vaccines. This may sound somewhat outlandish, yet it is trusted that medical experts could before long train your immune system to distinguish and wreck malignant growth cells. This, whenever accomplished, could make malignant growth a relic of past times. -
With the maturing of autonomous driving technology, we will also increasingly hear about the measures that will be taken by regulators, legislators, and authorities. Changes to laws, existing infrastructure, and social attitudes are all likely to be required before autonomous driving becomes a practical reality for most of us. During 2020. -
We have advanced it at the beginning. Launched on July 30, 2020, the Perserverance rover is scheduled to land in the Jezero crater of Mars on February 18, 2021. With a mass of more than 1,000 kilos, this rover will study the astrobiologically ancient environment of the neighboring red planet and its geological processes, among other things.
