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Science 1920's
Science 1920's
By: Emily Fischer, Jake Land, and Sasha Desberg
Big Bang Theory 1927
New Galaxy 1924
Insulin 1922
Insulin 1920
New Galaxy 1924
NASA honored his achievement by naming the Hubble Telescope after him.
Starting in 1920, Dr. Fredrick Banting had an idea that would change change the world. He wanted to create something that would change diabetes from a death sentence into a survivable disease.
The Big Bang Theory is introduced in 1927 by Georges LeMaitre the year he received his PHD from MIT. He said that the universe expanded in all directions with same laws and same composition. Many scientists ignored it because LeMaitre
had no data to support his ideas.
In 1922, the results of his work was tested on Leonard Thompson. The medicine, called Insulin, saved Leonard's life and was soon saving the lives of many people around the world.
But, he used the idea of entropy as evidence which states that everything is moving towards greater and greater disorder. LeMaitre's ideas introduced many new questions and strong debates.
In 1924, Edwin Hubble identified a new galaxy using a 100-inch Hookey Telescope at Mount Wilson. He presented his discovery in a paper at a meeting of the American Astronomical Society in 1925. This informed many scientists that there were many new galaxies yet to be found.