Who discovered Barbados?
Barbados is a Caribbean Island country located in the Lesser Antilles, West Indies. Bridgetown is the capital of Barbados. It lies in the west of North Atlantic, East of Caribbean… Read more »
Who discovered SN 1885A?
SN 1885A also known as Supernova 1885 or S Andromedae was a massive la type supernova located in the Andromeda Galaxy. It was first discovered by Isaac Ward, an Irish… Read more »
Who discovered SN 1987A?
Supernova is related to massive stars explosion in the sky. SN 1987A is a modern luminous supernova located in the Dorado constellation near dwarf galaxy and Large Magellanic Cloud. It… Read more »
Who discovered the connection between Electricity and Magnetism?
The connection between electricity and magnetism was discovered by famous Danish chemist and physicist, Hans Christian Orsted in 1819. He was born on Aug 14, 1777 in Denmark. He discovered… Read more »
Who discovered the Oort cloud?
An oort cloud is a massive spherical comets cloud which is situated around 18 trillion miles away from the sun. It was discovered in 1950 by famous Dutch astronomer, Jan… Read more »
Who discovered Gaseous Ammonia?
Ammonia is a colorless bitter gas. It is a compound of hydrogen gas and nitrogen gas. It is mostly used for manufacturing the fertilizers. Its first description was given by… Read more »
Who discovered Dwarfism?
Dwarfism is a medical disorder in which a person or animal or plant is much smaller than its normal size. It can be caused by over 200 different medical conditions…. Read more »
Who discovered Mustard Gas?
Mustard gas is a poisonous gas which destroys the body organs and burns the skin critically. Sulfur mustards are colorless in its pure form. It was first discovered and developed… Read more »
Who discovered Sickle-cell disease?
Sickle-cell disease (also known as drepanocytosis or sickle-cell anaemia) is a genetic disorder of the blood. It decreases the flexibleness of body cells, blocks the flow of blood and creates… Read more »
Who first discovered the Solar System?
Solar system is defined as a system of nine planets their comets, moons, asteroids, meteoroids and other celestial bodies which moves around another star. Prominent Renaissance astronomer, Nicolaus Copernicus was… Read more »