时间:2018-12-04 作者:英语课 分类:人教高中英语高二


英语课

 It is not necessary to be a great scientist to make a difference, but there are things we can learn from the best minds in this world. Great scientists like Stephen Hawking 1 always want to know more. They are never satisfied with a simple answer and are always looking for new questions. The Italian astronomer 2 Galileo Galilei was so curious that he used a microscope and a telescope in order to be able to take a closer look at things both great and small. By asking why, how and what if, curious minds find new ideas and solutions.

     If knowledge is power, as Sir Francis Bacon wrote in 1597, then perhaps creativity can be described as the ability to use that power. Scientists must be creative and use their imagination all the time. When Zhang Heng, the Chinese astronomer and geographer 3, wanted to draw a map of the heavens, he was not satisfied with a simple paper map. Instead, he built a model that could move in order to show how the position of the stars changed from season to season.

    We must believe in what we do, even when others do not. Both Galileo and Zhang Heng found it difficult to make people believe that their theories were correct. People laughed at Zhang Heng when he first introduced his seismograph, and it was only later that the world recognised his greatness. Galileo's observations show that Copernicus, another great astronomer, was right and that the earth moves around the sun, not the other way around. At that time, the church said that the earth was the centre of the universe and Galileo was not allowed to publish or discuss his observations. Today, both Zhang Heng and Galileo are known as scientific pioneers who helped us better understand the world.

    Perhaps the most important thing if we want to make a difference is to find something that we like to do and that we are good at. Knowing who we are means knowing how we think and what we like to do. Everyone has his or her special skills and interests, and only by discovering what we do best can we hope to reach our goals and truly make a difference.

 



1 hawking
利用鹰行猎
  • He is hawking his goods everywhere. 他在到处兜售他的货物。
  • We obtain the event horizon and the Hawking spectrumformula. 得到了黑洞的局部事件视界位置和Hawking温度以及Klein—Gordon粒子的Hawking辐射谱。
2 astronomer
n.天文学家
  • A new star attracted the notice of the astronomer.新发现的一颗星引起了那位天文学家的注意。
  • He is reputed to have been a good astronomer.他以一个优秀的天文学者闻名于世。
3 geographer
n.地理学者
  • His grandfather is a geographer.他的祖父是一位地理学家。
  • Li Siguang is a famous geographer.李四光是一位著名的地理学家。
学英语单词
adleys
admissibility of bayes estimator
advertising page
aggre
Aholah
am vertical plane
anchor rim
Aram Ilich Khachaturian
ball bearing technology
bipedal locomotion
blantyres
burby
Buyeo-gun
caudal half-sclerotome (or posterior half-sclerotome)
cerebrasthenia
chanfrons
channeled upland
chemistry of silicones
choschiite (hoshiite)
cleverclogs
connector plug
contins
core loss current
credit commitment
demorance
depleted reservoir
DIBAMIA
differentiator introduction
disfrocked
Elmenhorst
eustachian tuboplasty
finocchi
fischer carbene complex
flagellosis
fluidizing velocity
food waste
footrub
forced-air supply
Gisong
greenstuffs
Hapton
homogeneous unit structure
hypostatized
isobutyl ketone
jackson mt.
Kinect for Windows
linear congruential method
lock smith's clamp
magneto-electric machine
maturation divisions
methyldihydrotestosterone
monetize gold
monitoring system
multiple reality
officious intermeddlers
optical technology satellite
own up
p-d
paper sheeting
papillary carcinoma
perpendicularness
point block
police baton
program interrupt
ptyalisms
pulmono-cerebral syndrome
quarter note
rayman
reconciliation of bank account
rereviewed
ringlesby
safflower
series disintegration
she've
single car testing device
sinking fund method
sinus sabaeus
source authentication
spraytron
St-Laurent-en-Grandvaux
stationary dune
stock-based
stomach carcinoma
stooking
stop buffer
strombus epidromus
synchilia
Tablas Plat.
technical error
Techsci
tip clearance area
transformer tuning capacitor
TRBF
tribology of thin layer
under insurance
ventilation heat loss
vibration state
water bar
wear motley
what's biting you
wilderness program
xi baryons