Shaanxi Daily, May 8, 1993
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△ British scientist Dalton, a few hours before his death, wrote down the weather of the day with a trembling hand: "Light rain..."
Marie Curie of France, who was still considering an unpublished book before her death, said intermittently: "The segments of each chapter should be the same..."
The Russian chemist Mendeleev had bad eyes in his later years. He died sitting at a desk with a pen in his hand.
Bruno, an Italian scientist, was burned at the stake by religion for standing at the forefront of the opposition to idealistic geocentrism, and when he was about to be executed, he shouted: "The struggle for scientific truth is the greatest pleasure of life." "
△ When the French mathematician Pascal was in danger, no one was willing to answer, and the mathematician Cambéertier asked him in order to make him say the last sentence: "What is the square of 12?" Pascal replied quickly, "144." ”
The day before the death of Li Siguang, a chinese geologist, was still concerned about earthquake forecasting, and he instructed his secretary to bring a map of the country to the hospital. Unfortunately, he had stopped breathing when he got the map.
Before being killed, the French mathematician Galois used the last few hours to write down more than 60 mathematical equations and completed the "Galois Theory"
(According to Family Science)
