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What Great British Heritage and Culture Gave to the World...bproud!

  • Apr 7
  • 2 min read

Updated: 3 days ago


Great British Scientists whom helped change the world for the better
Great British Scientists whom helped change the world for the better

Britain's Great Leap Forward - British Heritage and Culture 


Great Britain significantly contributed to the progress of Modern Science by building upon the rich scientific traditions of Classical Greece, China, India, Polynesia, and the Islamic world. The British actively explored these regions, merging their scientific achievements with the emerging field of UK Modern Science.

Without the influence of the British Empire, many ground-breaking advancements such as Medical Imaging Equipment, DNA sequencing, Atomic Energy, Microwaves, Biology, Zoology, Archaeology, and Life Extension might not have materialized, among numerous others.

The scientific breakthroughs of the 16th to 19th centuries laid the foundation for the modern era. These advancements have resulted in increased life expectancy, higher calorie intake, and a dramatic reduction in infant mortality, profoundly shaping the world we live in today. Be proud of our British Heritage and Culture.


Newtonian Physics - Isaac Newton Physicist, Mathematician, Astronomer

 

Darwinian Biology - Charles Darwin Naturalist, Geologist, Biologist


Small List of British Scientists, Engineers, Physicists that helped change the world


  • James Clerk Maxwell - Theoretical Electromagnetism

  • Michael Faraday - Practical Electromagnetism

  • Alexander Fleming - Professor of Bacteriology. Founder of Penicillin Antibiotics

  • William Thomson, Baron Kelvin FRS - Mathematical Physicist and Engineer

  • James Prescott Joule - Led to the 1st Law of Thermodynamics

  • Captain James Cook - Explorer and Cartographer

  • Isambard Kingdom Brunel - Civil Engineer

  • Rosalind Franklin - Chemist - pioneer of DNA structural analyses

  • John Boyd Dunlop - Developed first pneumatic rubber tyre

  • Ada Lovelace - 1840s Mathematician and considered First Computer Programmer - Algorithm for Babbage's Analytical Engine for Mechanical General Purpose Computer


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