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1901- Marconi receives radio signal over the Atlantic

1903- The Wright brothers fly the first motorised plane

1905- Einstein publishes the special theory or relativity

1907- Radiometric dating finds that the world is 2.2 billion years old

1909- Ehrlich finds a cure for syphilis

1913- Ford installs the first moving assembly line

1913- Rutherford and Bohr describe atomic structure

1915- Einstein announces the general theory of relativity

1922- Banting and Best isolate insulin

1924- Hubble discovers a new galaxy

1926- Television is developed

1927- Big bang theory is introduced

1928-1945- Fleming discovers penicillin

1929- Hubble finds evidence that the universe is expanding

1935- Nylon is invented

1945- The first atomic bomb is detonated

1950- Drugs developed for leukaemia

1952- Drugs for treating schizophrenia identified

1954- The first successful kidney transplant is performed

1969- Apollo astronauts land on the moon

1972-1985- The first CT scan and MRI introduced

1975- The Personal Computer industry is launched

1992- The internet gives rise to the World Wide Web

1996- Meteorite from mars point to possibility of life on other planets

1998-2000- The universe is accelerating “the big rip”

2002- Micheal Brunet unearths the worlds oldest hominid fossil
 
2003-

NASA's WMAP takes first detailed "baby picture" of the universe. The image reveals the universe is 13.7 billion years old (within one percent error) and provides evidence that supports the inflationary theory.
 


Albert Einstein



Alexander Fleming
 


Edwin Hubble

2004-

Remains of a previously unknown species of human is discovered in Indonesia. Named Homo floresiensis, the hominid is a dwarfed version that lived 18,000 years ago on the island of Flores.
 

2005-

The Huygens probe was successfully sent into the atmosphere of Titan and returns science data to Earth via the Cassini orbiter. It survives the landing on the surface of Titan and sends pictures and other data for more than an hour afterwards.

 

 

 


 


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