Who discovered the Sars?
SARS or Severe acute respiratory syndrome is a respiratory disease in human beings. It is caused by the coronavirus. It was first discovered by Carlo Urbani, an Italian doctor and… Read more »
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Who discovered Tennessee?
Tennessee is a US state which lies in the Southeastern United States. It is bordered by North Carolina on the Eastern side, Arkansas and Missouri on the Western side, Virginia… Read more »
Who discovered stratosphere?
Stratosphere is one of the five layers of the atmosphere of the earth. It is second major layer of Earth’s atmosphere. It is located between two layers the troposphere and… Read more »
Who discovered Mountain Gorillas?
The mountain gorilla or an ape is subspecie of the Eastern Gorilla. One specie of mountain gorilla is found in the Central Africa’s Virunga volcanic mountains and the other specie… Read more »
Who discovered Western Australia?
Western Australia is a state of Australia bordered by the Indian Ocean to the North and West. It was discovered in 1616 by 17th century Dutch sailor and explorer, Dirk… Read more »
Who discovered DNA structure?
DNA or Deoxyribonucleic acid is known as a polymer. The structure of DNA was co-discovered in 1953 by English molecular biologist, Francis Harry Compton Crick. He discovered the structure with… Read more »
Who discovered Northwest Passage?
The Northwest Passage is a route of water or a sea in between the Pacific Ocean and Atlantic Ocean. It is surrounded by the North America’s Northern coast. It was… Read more »
Who discovered the new star in Cassiopeia?
Cassiopeia is a constellation in the Northern sky. It is identified by its ‘W’ shape in the sky. It has two stars visible to the naked eye such as ρ… Read more »
Who discovered Whooping cough?
Whooping cough or Pertussis is a dangerous impartible bacterial disease. It is caused by “Bordetella pertussis” bacteria. It causes satirical and furious cough. It was discovered by Belgian immunologist, Jules… Read more »
Who discovered Isotopes?
Isotopes are alternatives of atoms of a specific chemical element which have distinct numbers of neutrons. They were discovered in 1913 by British physicist, Sir Joseph John “J. J.” Thomson… Read more »