Imagine denying education,job and give basic human rights to some just because "she is a woman" and that woman goes on to be one of the greatest genius and winning two noble prizes. What a QUEEN.
Imagine harvard turning away immigrants for people with far lesser scores merely because of their skin color. Pretty sure the racism and sexism exists today mostly in institutions.
Not to mention one of her daughters continued her work and developing X rays, her younger daughter however, had no interest in her family’s work and became an author. Ironically the youngest daughter lived longer.
Shes just soo badass, overcoming the discrimination, getting over depression caused by society harassing her and also her amazing work that help many people until this day. I didn't even know such a legend lived, there might be a story like this untold and will remain unheard
@Shoko's Femboys It's a sad reality indeed, those who fought brave is still to be untold. Female game changers is often go unnoticed, it's not like they did a bad job but I think it's because of stereotyping that man is greater than woman.
@@sinpfiec1047 Society was full of crap back then. But even nowadays men are still a bigger contributor to science. The lack of attention has to do with the rarity of female scientists but I hope the future be otherwise.
@@thecyberpirate4055 exactly. It’s an unfair comparison as (I’m not 100% sure) but the ratio between men to women scientists today are still like 2:1 or something, perhaps even less like 2:0.5
Einstein being the man he is, helped several people along. Such a humble soul.. Madam Curie story is truly inspiring. Her research in radium has saved countless lived today.
I literally cried when I heard that the committee refused to give her the Nobel prize because she was a woman BUT there was a Swedish sympathisant of the committee who insisted to give her the Nobel prize and then it was possible that she wrote history to become the very first woman to receive the Nobel prize. His decision and bravery to fight for justice, ethics, morality, humanity and gender equality changed the course of history. He did because he had the power to change it. The only way to achieve equality in gender or race is if the discriminating party would stop discriminating. Sounds simple but it seems like an impossible fight since discrimination against women is the oldest discrimination in the history of mankind.
It's not sexism is the oldest,it's race and skin colour, religion and many more issues that prevent mankind from reaching potential of expressing their purpose of life.This discrimination is a Global phenomenon.The way I see it,each individual must focus on their own progress not try to teach or change the world.By seeing the struggles of oneself,he/she may grow out of the disease of killing someone's potential.The West among all were the cunning culprits for the past 1000 years of discrimination and millions of white women benefitted and guilty of it too.
There are way too many female inventors who are forgotten. Thank god so many people know her because she is amazing. I find it so sweet that her daughter also won a nobel prize.
Wow, I didn’t even think of this. I feel as though the world would be even more advanced than it is right now. However, it’s great that now times are changing
If a genius like Marie Curie (the first to win 2 Nobel prizes) was almost denied a Nobel prize because she was a *"woman"* I can imagine tens of women were *"actually"* denied the prize because of the same reason. and we don't know about them. Really breaks my heart.
Albert Einstein wasn’t a good man maybe a genius scientist but certainly not a good human read his biography by walter isaacson he was really sexist too
@@blu7878 ah? I didn't know this, damn.. These famous ppl surely have quality come to ruin marriages,families, its like when u got rich, or got fame just cheat on ppl who were with you from bad times too.
@@akutenshi6946 he did do bad things but he wasn't sexist, he was very kind to Mary currie if you watched this video. I will do research on the affairs part. Until then, I can't judge
@@avish878 It's because often studies about health are adapted for men, when you think about a detailed model of anatomy, it's a man's inside as a default, it's one of the many ways in which lack of gender equality affects medicine. All that despite the fact that women are half the population.
@@aydave2887 Or maybe TH-cam isn't her life and she just drop by from times to times on TH-cam or literally any other reason, your apparent dislike of gender inequality affecting women makes you jump to conclusion.
Such a badass! It's the first time I hear about this woman and I'm so proud of her. Declining the Medal of Honor after being treated like this for years lol They didn't deserve her.
@@Kamitube Who could say how many other great women we Don't know about due to bigotry... I recently discovered : Marilyn Vos Savant... who clocked a 220 IQ score... You can find old interviews of her here on youtube. Christopher Lang also scored over 200... Lang's interviews seem to be but possibly only because they are more modern... Some of his approaches are also socially offensive : But True... In Marilyn's interviews... I find her short sighted... The videos are here on youtube... check them out.... decide for yourself...
Marie Skladowska-Curie. Don't forget the polish last name she originally had, she was born and raised in Poland and you can't just cut it out with only mentioning her husband's last name
Was looking for this comment. I'd be mad if someone disrespected my own name choice. If she wanted to keep ties to Poland, we have no right to remove it.
She was married to Pierre so accepted his surname and from that moment was ONLY Marie Curie. She signed many documents with M.Curie and yes sometimes she made exceptions signing M. Sklodowska - Curie. I wouldn't imagine my mother singing papers with her maiden name too. Please check before posting.
@@paul_456_5 can you respect Poles please? Just respect us and use the full name. Is it that difficult or painful to you? I won't argue with someone who doesn't respect history and its people, there's no point in that, but please just stop for a minute and think why it's such a problem to respect her and her nation's wishes. The fact that she left her maiden name is enough of a wish really. Just have some humility, if it was a western country everyone would remember to do it if they were asked to. Ever heard of Jada Pinket-Smith or Helena Bonham-Carter? 40 milion people ask you to use her full name and you just know better...
Dear. Those Nobal souls were so much deeply imarged in science, and research ,that they never care for fame and Money.. They think only for betterment, and services , goodness, happiness & growth of society, animals, environment
@@bipinrana7116 yes I understand These are The saviors and the true heroes like tesla I just wanted to knoe more names to read about them So if you know let me know i would appreciate it
she was such a bad ass, proud to be Polish, we have very honourable people. wish politics and governments never got in the way of research and science..
Well it depends of the research based on harming people like reasearch on creating Mutant virus ,Cloning of people ,Bio weapon , Internet killing virus .
Madam Curie and Tesla are my favorite scientists. They both were very selfless and dedicated to the science and humanity and way ahead of their time. They both suffered a lot and didn't cared about any money. True heroes.
Marie Curie is a role model for women. Her EQ and AQ were as high as her IQ. Albert Einstein's ex-wife was the top mathematics student in his class. He understood why women should not be underestimated. Marie Curie said she was taught that the way of progress was neither swift nor easy, and we can tell how humble and down-to-earth she was. Moreover, she and her husband did not exploit chances to get rich, they were selfless and lived for science and mankind. They deserve our deepest admiration and gratitude.
@@verygood10 that is true. but to be fair, its hard to show every facet of what Curie has done for science without the movie turning into a TV series :D
@@aydave2887 then why wasn't she allowed to get a education because she's a woman, why was she not allowed to teach in a university? Do you see this happening with men?
I visited Paris to walk the streets she walked and visit her in the Pantheon to pay her respects. My mom is from Poland and studied medicine and always told me stories about Marie Skłodowska. She inspired me to study Biotechnology and I really loved physics as a child. May her soul Rest In Peace.
In a way Marie Curie’s death brought attention that long time exposure to radioactive materials was extremely dangerous and started to make people start wearing protection when handling them.
I was amazed when I first read about her in school textbooks and started admiring her even before I had chance to learn about her hardships. She definitely deserves more than just a noble prize. Humans will be indebted lifelong for her sacrifice.
As a French guy, I appreciate the pronunciation of French words. It's rare to hear people actually taking the time to learn how french vowels and consonants are pronounced.
She was married to Pierre so accepted his surname and from that moment was ONLY Marie Curie. She signed many documents with M.Curie and yes sometimes she made exceptions signing M. Sklodowska - Curie. I wouldn't imagine my mother singing papers with her maiden name too. Please check before posting.
Reminder: her name is Maria Skłodowska-Curie (Skwodovska), not Maria Curie. She was Polish not French, and she chose to keep her maiden name and wanted to be refered to with it. I'm Polish and it really bothers people here when people forget her maiden name, we are very proud of her! ❤
She was a QUEEN!!! Declining the honor in itself is a great achievement. it shows that all she did was for welfare of people and not for fame or prizes! Her contribution to science is an inspiring journey. Thank you for sharing it with us=).
Whenever people try to tell me women are lesser and would never make it into the real world without being given special treatment, i remember women like her who, despite being oppressed, still carved her name in history.
I am related to Marie Curie. My last name is that similar to her maiden name but had changed over many year. My passion for chemistry seem’s so effortless now. I’ve know that I was polish & french for many years. I’m honored to be apart of her legacy
You must be so proud. Marie Curie was amazing, a first-rate scientist, nationalist (polonium), and feminist. Sadly, she died as a result of a condition caused by her work which has saved so many lives. I was President of the Society of Occupational Medicine (2020-21), and the aim of occupational health is the prevention of work-related health problems. What a pity she did not benefit from our current knowledge.
Prior to this video all I knew was that she was an amazing scientist that died to her own work. However, I never knew that she was an amazing humanitarian, from never patenting radium to her efforts to save lives during the war. She really was and is an amazing woman that all people can look up to; not just to women and scientists but to those too that seek the welfare of our fellow people.
if you have ever done something wrong, remember that there were some companies which had used Radium in Cream and Tooth paste, telling it will shine your skin and teeth.
What amazes me is that just because she was a women in a time and place where women couldn't pursue higher education or science, she found a way and laid the foundation for the most amazing advances in our technology that we are still learning a lot about to this day. For a lot of the people out there who give up because something is hard or seems unobtainable, remember Madam Curie did it in what probably was a much harder situation.
Please, call her by her full name - Marie Składowska-Curie. She was polish and Curie is only her husband name. She had to move from Poland to France, because at the time, women couldn’t studying at universities. She was very close to her motherland for her whole life.
To say her full name over and over is just kinda dumb. Coming from someone with a Norwegian name. It’s better to not let them try and say the name anyways.
@@AB-ee5tb By that, are you trying to deny her patriotism? You're forgetting that not only was Poland under another country's rule but the lack of studying women was a bigger problem than of that one country
@@AB-ee5tb You probably don't know anything about Polish history. Poland didn't existed as a country then. Maria Skłodowska-Curie could not study because it was prohibited by Russian law.
I am grateful to her for the work she had done... and the way her research has enhanced our understanding of the world.. May her memories continue to live with us all and inspire new minds...
Marie Skłodowska Curie was a really great scientist, the fact that there was a high chance that her work would have never been recognised is astonishing.
Video about woman who fought against sexism to achieve her dreams yet she's referred to by her husbands last name. Her last name was Skłodowska-Curie. For some It doesn't matter but let's not forget she was polish - she not only had to fought against discrimination but also had to learn another language to earn herself a place at the university.
Great film, however at this point it should be noted that Maria's first and last name is Maria Skłodowska - Curie. Maria even signed herself as Maria Skłodowska-Curie and emphasized her Polishness in many situations. With this in mind, it should be said for the future that this outstanding Nobel Prize winner, pride not so much for Poland as for the whole world, was called Maria Skłodowska-Curie and we should all respect that.
She also set up mobile x-ray units during WW1 and had to learn to drive and train other x-ray operators. The early x-ray tubes were not shielded. It is most likely it was exposure to this unshielded x-ray equipment that eventually killed her because when her body was exhumed in 1995 for re-burial in the Pantheon, it was not radioactive (from radium) as expected. Radium has a half-life of 1600 years, so if the radium had killed her, it would have been detected.
Interesting theory regarding exposure to X-rays. However, exposure to radium may well have damaged her bone marrow resulting in the aplastic anaemia that ended her life.
@@anneharriss4537 Radium is an alpha-emitter and alpha particles do not penetrate a sheet of paper. If she had ingested radium, which acts chemically like calcium it would have ended up in her bones, but the tests done on opening her coffin do not support that, leaving the massive x-ray exposure and the most likely cause of her leukaemia.
@@tingle2323 don't expect others to be perfect when you aren't, either. The universe isn't a colorful rainbow, nor black and white, as people like you judge it. There are only different shades of gray, deal with it.
@@tingle2323 We can only judge and assume from the outside, so let's no act like we know the details of people's lives. Don't be invested in useless information and bad mouthing the dead is considered very rude.
I’m awestruck mesmerised and literally shook after hearing and watching this video about marie curie🥺♥️ The discrimination she faced throughout her life was beyond imagination and tolerance 💔 Two Times Nobel Price Winner marie curie we salute you 🙏
The first time I found about marie is in elementary, where I read a biography comic about her. It inspire me, that she's a bookworm, a hardworking, a genius at that. She has been my inspiration that I became to love science, and I take engineering today. Now this just brings me back memories of that inspiration, just when I started to lose my purpose on studying, and doubting my future. I only knew half of the story from that comic. But should I say she and bronya is a sisters goals that Id like to have. I never knew bronya became a, headmaster(? I forgot.) Of that marie laboratory. 'Even the paper are still radioactive' Woah. Now I just start to realize what dangerous job marie done.
@@krshivraj10 Only if you think every woman who ever did something is a feminist even if they don't claim or want to be. Seems silly to me - like making a movie about someone and making them follow a religion they never actually did in the movie.
@@poocrayon4588 Once again I am not saying she was a Feminist. But observing her story from feminist angle is not silly. The profession she was in women were not supported much at that time. So although she was not a feminist I am just saying that her story does have an inspiration from that angle as well.
Love this video! I just made a short for her for her birthday too! She's so incredible!! I love that she's still the only person to have received a Nobel prize in two different scientific fields! I also love her quotes about celebrating discovering more about nature!
It is amazing that after all that she suffered in Poland like losses she bore, rejections she received she still named an element after her country of origin. This shows she never held grudges and genuinely loved and respected her homeland. There are so many scientists who left their countries and even worked against them. Huge respect for this scientist.
As a country, Poland didn't exists at the time, being partitioned by Prussia, Austria-Hungary and Russia. She was born in the Russian controlled part. Poles actively fought against the oppressors, one example being the Floating University, because at the time Polish was banned as a language in official institutions, including schools. When someone tries to erase your culture, language and history, you tend to appreciate it even more.
I've got to tell this.. Cindy you speak French very fluently! I used to say becquerel.. But only today I found it was.. Becqe-h-al.. Amazed.. Totally amazed by the video💯💯😁
Man, I didn't know this video this video had so little veiws compared to it's quality. Great job with the quality this deserves WAY more views than it has.
These are the people we never learn about. As a child I always loved science but wondered why it was always men who lead the field. This sort of representation and history is so inspiring to learn.
@@rey6253 in that time people thought that women are second class and shouldn't be valued specially not for Noble praise or something so honourable like that. Why they thought like that? Orthodoxy, sexism, religion (this things still brainwash people)
@@fullmoon5799 it wasn't religion, it was misinterpretion of it and mindset through out decades.. We also follow religion why not we have same mindset then.there were many ppl who remove that adulteration in religion which was never exist at first place
@@JOHN-tk6vl Her full name is Marie Curie Skłodowska, she deliberately kept her family name which was rare for women at the time. She wanted to be remembered as Polish because Poland was going through German and Russian occupation where even Polish language was prohibited at schools. This is why she named her first discovered element Polonium and she was upset Radium was more popular and she wished she named Radium Polonium instead.
I’ve been reading the scythe series and was wondering H.S. Curie got her name. Now I know she took her name easily one of the most intelligent and awesome people of all time.
It is unfair when a male scientist like Bruce Benner gets exposed to gamma radiation and gets to be a superhero, but Marie Curie just gets killed. It is the fault of the patriarchy too?!?
It’s probably because people now a days don’t have enough time to be jsut as accomplished as our older ansestors. Life doesn’t stop after 30, after all.
Even today Marie Curie fellowship is the most prestigious fellowship in Europe. She was a genius and humble lady. She won two Nobel from a temporary laboratory and worked mostly alone.
The video is really well done! It is engaging to the end. I love how much you research this and sharing it. Her story is really badass and I'm glad there were people supporting her despite sexism in that time. Love it!
I read about her in my physics book and literally she is the only girl in physics whose name i remembered till now she was great and will forever be remembered .
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Imagine denying education,job and give basic human rights to some just because "she is a woman" and that woman goes on to be one of the greatest genius and winning two noble prizes. What a QUEEN.
Imagine harvard turning away immigrants for people with far lesser scores merely because of their skin color. Pretty sure the racism and sexism exists today mostly in institutions.
Not to mention one of her daughters continued her work and developing X rays, her younger daughter however, had no interest in her family’s work and became an author. Ironically the youngest daughter lived longer.
@@moonwalkerangel7008 Ironically? No, simply, the youngest daughter was not surrounded by caustic chemicals.
Well it's happening in Afghanistan
Good luck
Shes just soo badass, overcoming the discrimination, getting over depression caused by society harassing her and also her amazing work that help many people until this day. I didn't even know such a legend lived, there might be a story like this untold and will remain unheard
Yes, she is truly one of the brightest minds that ever lived. Her husband too. Definitely up there with Einstein and Alan Turing
@Shoko's Femboys It's a sad reality indeed, those who fought brave is still to be untold. Female game changers is often go unnoticed, it's not like they did a bad job but I think it's because of stereotyping that man is greater than woman.
@@sinpfiec1047 Society was full of crap back then. But even nowadays men are still a bigger contributor to science. The lack of attention has to do with the rarity of female scientists but I hope the future be otherwise.
her name should never be forgotten
@@thecyberpirate4055 exactly. It’s an unfair comparison as (I’m not 100% sure) but the ratio between men to women scientists today are still like 2:1 or something, perhaps even less like 2:0.5
Einstein being the man he is, helped several people along. Such a humble soul.. Madam Curie story is truly inspiring. Her research in radium has saved countless lived today.
@@Carfeu Einstein cheated on both of his wives😂
The dude defended Marie against adultery by saving that she was not pretty enough.
@@liyalena4146 that was Edison lol
@@liyalena4146 That was Thomas Edison and Tesla was a naive fool he never took advantage of any opportunities he came across.
@@liyalena4146 How did you come up with such an inaccurate statement lmao
I literally cried when I heard that the committee refused to give her the Nobel prize because she was a woman BUT there was a Swedish sympathisant of the committee who insisted to give her the Nobel prize and then it was possible that she wrote history to become the very first woman to receive the Nobel prize.
His decision and bravery to fight for justice, ethics, morality, humanity and gender equality changed the course of history.
He did because he had the power to change it.
The only way to achieve equality in gender or race is if the discriminating party would stop discriminating.
Sounds simple but it seems like an impossible fight since discrimination against women is the oldest discrimination in the history of mankind.
It's not sexism is the oldest,it's race and skin colour, religion and many more issues that prevent mankind from reaching potential of expressing their purpose of life.This discrimination is a Global phenomenon.The way I see it,each individual must focus on their own progress not try to teach or change the world.By seeing the struggles of oneself,he/she may grow out of the disease of killing someone's potential.The West among all were the cunning culprits for the past 1000 years of discrimination and millions of white women benefitted and guilty of it too.
@@sunthararajan3571 and yet certain eastern civilizations still follow such practices to this date..kinda wrong to point fingers at the West
Women are very strong and intelligent. And (some) men are affraid of that.
@@thelogician3845 islam doesn't discriminate tho
you clearly never learn islam properly
@@716_ハディくん Islam isn't the only Eastern religion you donut.Besides Sharia isn't exactly the most progressive law when it comes to women....
There are way too many female inventors who are forgotten. Thank god so many people know her because she is amazing. I find it so sweet that her daughter also won a nobel prize.
Oh wow !
most of them were probably had their credit stolen
Imagine if things like sexism, racism, and poverty never existed.
All the great minds in the world would have the opportunity to help the world.
Suppose if these problem would not have existed then what would we save the world from?
Exactly
Some of these things motivated them. Bad things don't happen for no reason.
I do know what you meant, very kind intentions.
Wow, I didn’t even think of this. I feel as though the world would be even more advanced than it is right now. However, it’s great that now times are changing
Madam Curie was a brilliant scientist and also a woman. Despite the obvious discrimination she succeeds.
God damn, now that is what I call dedication and probably one of the most noble scientists
Never underestimate genius no matter the gender
I feel this comment is directed to 'feminists'....lol
@@henryk7636 uh how?
@@henryk7636 contray I believe those who think women aren't capable would be bother by this comment instead
"Even her papers are still radio active" this shows she lives on till this day
No. Lol
Bruh , chernobyl is radioactive & so is fukushima
@@tech_report_0868 i know that. But that doesn’t mean she’s still alive to this day just bcoz her papers still got radioactive.
@@mubaraksenju7521 I was responding to OP
This is the most stupid thing I've ever heard in a while.
If a genius like Marie Curie (the first to win 2 Nobel prizes) was almost denied a Nobel prize because she was a *"woman"* I can imagine tens of women were *"actually"* denied the prize because of the same reason. and we don't know about them.
Really breaks my heart.
The fact that her daughter also won the nobel prize, shows that she just wasn't a genius, she was a great mother as well
Albert Einstein's letter to her made me cry. I'm thankful such man existed in this world.
V don't say it simply that Einstein was ahead of his time
Albert Einstein wasn’t a good man maybe a genius scientist but certainly not a good human read his biography by walter isaacson he was really sexist too
He also cheated on his wife and had multiple affairs. He should be praised for his genius. Nothing else
@@blu7878 ah? I didn't know this, damn.. These famous ppl surely have quality come to ruin marriages,families, its like when u got rich, or got fame just cheat on ppl who were with you from bad times too.
@@akutenshi6946 he did do bad things but he wasn't sexist, he was very kind to Mary currie if you watched this video. I will do research on the affairs part. Until then, I can't judge
Sexism really is a bane of scientific discovery.
Gender equality is a must have for a society to work optimally.
Especially medicine is way too much influenced by male thinking.
@@ritahorvath8207 explained plzzz
@@avish878 they are the kind of people that give info they can't back up, that's why she can't answer. They just sentiment to say things
@@avish878 It's because often studies about health are adapted for men, when you think about a detailed model of anatomy, it's a man's inside as a default, it's one of the many ways in which lack of gender equality affects medicine. All that despite the fact that women are half the population.
@@aydave2887 Or maybe TH-cam isn't her life and she just drop by from times to times on TH-cam or literally any other reason, your apparent dislike of gender inequality affecting women makes you jump to conclusion.
It's amazing how much information, yet how little of the whole story of this amazing woman can be expressed in a short video like this.
10:35 - Declining the Medal of Honor : I see that as an artful return of the middle finger they had giver her all those years... Bravo Marie!
Such a badass! It's the first time I hear about this woman and I'm so proud of her. Declining the Medal of Honor after being treated like this for years lol They didn't deserve her.
@@Kamitube Who could say how many other great women we Don't know about due to bigotry...
I recently discovered : Marilyn Vos Savant... who clocked a 220 IQ score... You can find old interviews of her here on youtube. Christopher Lang also scored over 200... Lang's interviews seem to be but possibly only because they are more modern... Some of his approaches are also socially offensive : But True...
In Marilyn's interviews... I find her short sighted...
The videos are here on youtube... check them out.... decide for yourself...
@@RAZR_Channel Thanks, definitely will!
Why did she decline, literally not even making a point. Just saying "I won't accept the best award because patriarchy"
Marie Skladowska-Curie. Don't forget the polish last name she originally had, she was born and raised in Poland and you can't just cut it out with only mentioning her husband's last name
Was looking for this comment. I'd be mad if someone disrespected my own name choice. If she wanted to keep ties to Poland, we have no right to remove it.
The same country which denied her education.
She was married to Pierre so accepted his surname and from that moment was ONLY Marie Curie. She signed many documents with M.Curie and yes sometimes she made exceptions signing M. Sklodowska - Curie. I wouldn't imagine my mother singing papers with her maiden name too. Please check before posting.
@@paul_456_5 can you respect Poles please? Just respect us and use the full name. Is it that difficult or painful to you? I won't argue with someone who doesn't respect history and its people, there's no point in that, but please just stop for a minute and think why it's such a problem to respect her and her nation's wishes. The fact that she left her maiden name is enough of a wish really. Just have some humility, if it was a western country everyone would remember to do it if they were asked to. Ever heard of Jada Pinket-Smith or Helena Bonham-Carter? 40 milion people ask you to use her full name and you just know better...
@@ajesh491 it was russia, poland was unter its occupation
There’s many forgotten scientist and inventors who we just left them undocumented and no not tesla alone there’s many others invisible
Like who
Maxwell
Dear. Those Nobal souls were so much deeply imarged in science, and research ,that they never care for fame and Money..
They think only for betterment, and services , goodness, happiness & growth of society, animals, environment
@@bipinrana7116 yes I understand
These are The saviors and the true heroes like tesla
I just wanted to knoe more names to read about them
So if you know let me know i would appreciate it
@@OoAzulloO lmao why is noone getting your joke
she was such a bad ass, proud to be Polish, we have very honourable people.
wish politics and governments never got in the way of research and science..
also happen with me
Well it depends of the research based on harming people like reasearch on creating Mutant virus ,Cloning of people ,Bio weapon , Internet killing virus .
@@north-pole_infinite
Can someone explain to me about Elon Musk meme/joke?
I think I miss something
@@north-pole_infinite my French mother taught me” never listen to others”. i see it as your greatest strength.
she wasn not polish, she was french
Marie Curie be like: 'sometimes my genius, it's almost frightening'
Lmao
:(
i was looking so hard to see if anyone took the chance, and you didXD
@@spicyramen2937 :)
I get punished for my intelligence at school
My iq is low
that's what came to my mind when I read the title
Madam Curie and Tesla are my favorite scientists. They both were very selfless and dedicated to the science and humanity and way ahead of their time. They both suffered a lot and didn't cared about any money. True heroes.
Tesla was so underrated and its sad they he did not get the credit he deserved until he died as he was robbed
Yep, it doesn't sit right with me that they had to deal with all that bullshit from other people though.
Marie Curie is a role model for women. Her EQ and AQ were as high as her IQ. Albert Einstein's ex-wife was the top mathematics student in his class. He understood why women should not be underestimated. Marie Curie said she was taught that the way of progress was neither swift nor easy, and we can tell how humble and down-to-earth she was. Moreover, she and her husband did not exploit chances to get rich, they were selfless and lived for science and mankind. They deserve our deepest admiration and gratitude.
I swear Einstein is a time traveler. He’s here and there at the most climax parts and never the whole way, as if he knew what’s gonna happen.
Well he is not a good person either.. For some he would be good person for hia help but for own ppl he wouldn't
@@tingle2323 what in the fucking world is a „good“ Person? Are you 10 years old?
people made him genius i dont think he is
@@abhishekgogoi4900 and you are?
Yea, he f*ed up tesla
The movie "Radioactive" is about her life. I can highly recommend watching it. She was such an important woman👍
If it's anything like the bastardazation of facts like Hidden Figures was, you wouldn't know a dam thing about her by watching it.
Ok thanks for telling, let me check 😊
Thank u🌼
Thanks for telling. I am gonna watch this movie.
@@verygood10 that is true. but to be fair, its hard to show every facet of what Curie has done for science without the movie turning into a TV series :D
Despite all the discrimination she faced due to her gender she still succeeded.
Discrimination happens to all people so relax. Let's not just make it only about gender
@@aydave2887 0:00 look how many women do you see in this picture... Let's make it about gender.
@@aydave2887 Discrimination doesn't happen with man. So sit down, Dave
@@aydave2887 then why wasn't she allowed to get a education because she's a woman, why was she not allowed to teach in a university? Do you see this happening with men?
@@aydave2887 you mean during her time when women didn't even have University education cause they were women? 🙄
I visited Paris to walk the streets she walked and visit her in the Pantheon to pay her respects. My mom is from Poland and studied medicine and always told me stories about Marie Skłodowska. She inspired me to study Biotechnology and I really loved physics as a child. May her soul Rest In Peace.
Biotech is good! I'm pure physics, but absolutely enamored with biology and considering it as a second pursuit.
In a way Marie Curie’s death brought attention that long time exposure to radioactive materials was extremely dangerous and started to make people start wearing protection when handling them.
So Even in her death she saved millions of lives by giving the attention to wear protective clothes while handling radioactive stuff✨
I was amazed when I first read about her in school textbooks and started admiring her even before I had chance to learn about her hardships. She definitely deserves more than just a noble prize. Humans will be indebted lifelong for her sacrifice.
As a French guy, I appreciate the pronunciation of French words.
It's rare to hear people actually taking the time to learn how french vowels and consonants are pronounced.
Same with Polish names
Funny how pronouncing the name Henry sounds so much more appealing in French.
@@nSiLEtan I respect anyone who can pronounce polish names
Alot of people learn french in schools
Unfortunately the Polish words weren't pronounced correctly, but maybe it's just her accent
It’s Maria Skłodowska-Curie, not just curie. She was Polish. She was using her first last name, not her husband’s.
Exactly!
She was married to Pierre so accepted his surname and from that moment was ONLY Marie Curie. She signed many documents with M.Curie and yes sometimes she made exceptions signing M. Sklodowska - Curie. I wouldn't imagine my mother singing papers with her maiden name too. Please check before posting.
@@paul_456_5 she married him but she didn’t want to take the name, she had to. She used Skłodowska, she always did.
@@qulqa7622 no that's misleading. Google Marie Curie signature because I really don't have time to juggle nonsense.
@@paul_456_5 i googled it and she was in fact using "skłodowska" so whats your point lmao you're embarrassing yourself
Reminder: her name is Maria Skłodowska-Curie (Skwodovska), not Maria Curie. She was Polish not French, and she chose to keep her maiden name and wanted to be refered to with it. I'm Polish and it really bothers people here when people forget her maiden name, we are very proud of her! ❤
She was a QUEEN!!! Declining the honor in itself is a great achievement. it shows that all she did was for welfare of people and not for fame or prizes! Her contribution to science is an inspiring journey. Thank you for sharing it with us=).
I think that she knew that they didn’t really mean it
This is what we call a generation of smart people
What an absolute badass. When I have children, especially a daughter, I would 100% share the story of this absolute legend of a human.
Yup, instead of fairytales that teach gals that princes save em
@@grf123 so tru
👍🙂 nice
Don't forget her husband and leave him out of it. Like the rest of the world.
@@kianaleonoras4468want some uranium?
10:36 "She declined."
You show 'em, Marie.
Whenever people try to tell me women are lesser and would never make it into the real world without being given special treatment, i remember women like her who, despite being oppressed, still carved her name in history.
🖤
Then you remember the exception proves the rule
I am related to Marie Curie. My last name is that similar to her maiden name but had changed over many year. My passion for chemistry seem’s so effortless now. I’ve know that I was polish & french for many years. I’m honored to be apart of her legacy
You must be so proud. Marie Curie was amazing, a first-rate scientist, nationalist (polonium), and feminist. Sadly, she died as a result of a condition caused by her work which has saved so many lives. I was President of the Society of Occupational Medicine (2020-21), and the aim of occupational health is the prevention of work-related health problems. What a pity she did not benefit from our current knowledge.
Prior to this video all I knew was that she was an amazing scientist that died to her own work. However, I never knew that she was an amazing humanitarian, from never patenting radium to her efforts to save lives during the war. She really was and is an amazing woman that all people can look up to; not just to women and scientists but to those too that seek the welfare of our fellow people.
I haven’t been this excited for a new TH-cam channel since PBS space time started up. Your videos are top notch. Please keep at it!
check melodysheep great work by newthink
Yeah pbs is great
if you have ever done something wrong, remember that there were some companies which had used Radium in Cream and Tooth paste, telling it will shine your skin and teeth.
Stuff like this is still going on. Except they aren't using radium but shit like Parabens and people buy those lotions happily-
What amazes me is that just because she was a women in a time and place where women couldn't pursue higher education or science, she found a way and laid the foundation for the most amazing advances in our technology that we are still learning a lot about to this day.
For a lot of the people out there who give up because something is hard or seems unobtainable, remember Madam Curie did it in what probably was a much harder situation.
Please, call her by her full name - Marie Składowska-Curie. She was polish and Curie is only her husband name. She had to move from Poland to France, because at the time, women couldn’t studying at universities. She was very close to her motherland for her whole life.
To say her full name over and over is just kinda dumb. Coming from someone with a Norwegian name. It’s better to not let them try and say the name anyways.
Sounds like her motherland didn’t like very much. Otherwise she wouldn’t have had to leave just to study
@@AB-ee5tb By that, are you trying to deny her patriotism? You're forgetting that not only was Poland under another country's rule but the lack of studying women was a bigger problem than of that one country
@@AB-ee5tb You probably don't know anything about Polish history. Poland didn't existed as a country then. Maria Skłodowska-Curie could not study because it was prohibited by Russian law.
This the most heart rendering story of my life, Marie Curie is my personal hero
Mary Canada 🇨🇦
Maria Skłodowska-Curie*
I am grateful to her for the work she had done... and the way her research has enhanced our understanding of the world..
May her memories continue to live with us all and inspire new minds...
she declined the medal of honour
whata boss lady
i salute her
She literally risked her life for saving and helping soilders!!. What a hero.
Madam Curie's brilliance as a scientist remains unparalleled, but it's her compassion and humanity that has truly moved me.
Marie Skłodowska Curie was a really great scientist, the fact that there was a high chance that her work would have never been recognised is astonishing.
Video about woman who fought against sexism to achieve her dreams yet she's referred to by her husbands last name. Her last name was Skłodowska-Curie. For some It doesn't matter but let's not forget she was polish - she not only had to fought against discrimination but also had to learn another language to earn herself a place at the university.
Cindy , your voice is so soothing ....
Thanks for such an informational video ....
Lots of love from India .... ❤❤
Great film, however at this point it should be noted that Maria's first and last name is Maria Skłodowska - Curie. Maria even signed herself as Maria Skłodowska-Curie and emphasized her Polishness in many situations. With this in mind, it should be said for the future that this outstanding Nobel Prize winner, pride not so much for Poland as for the whole world, was called Maria Skłodowska-Curie and we should all respect that.
ikr imagine being known only by your husbands name when she wanted to keep her maiden name
Exactly!
She also set up mobile x-ray units during WW1 and had to learn to drive and train other x-ray operators. The early x-ray tubes were not shielded. It is most likely it was exposure to this unshielded x-ray equipment that eventually killed her because when her body was exhumed in 1995 for re-burial in the Pantheon, it was not radioactive (from radium) as expected. Radium has a half-life of 1600 years, so if the radium had killed her, it would have been detected.
Interesting theory regarding exposure to X-rays. However, exposure to radium may well have damaged her bone marrow resulting in the aplastic anaemia that ended her life.
@@anneharriss4537 Radium is an alpha-emitter and alpha particles do not penetrate a sheet of paper. If she had ingested radium, which acts chemically like calcium it would have ended up in her bones, but the tests done on opening her coffin do not support that, leaving the massive x-ray exposure and the most likely cause of her leukaemia.
Person like Marie Curie shows the world how great it can be with strong minds.
This woman..... Waaaah I don’t even know how to begin to express how impressed & amazed I am by this woman.
We're forever indebted to Madam Curie 🙏🏽
And what a humble soul Albert Einstein is 🙏🏽
Only for that letter.. He himself has shown no respect towards his wife whom he has cheated several times
@@tingle2323 don't expect others to be perfect when you aren't, either. The universe isn't a colorful rainbow, nor black and white, as people like you judge it. There are only different shades of gray, deal with it.
@@blidea9191 damn bro.....u straight up roasted him...can I copy ur comment to shut the mouth of these idiots
@@pranavsingh6395 sure thing ;)
@@tingle2323 We can only judge and assume from the outside, so let's no act like we know the details of people's lives. Don't be invested in useless information and bad mouthing the dead is considered very rude.
"hundreds of people lined up outside the university hoping to attend her first lecture" gave me gooseflesh!
You mean goosebumps? :P
@@SATANFUCKSMYSOUL yes
I’m awestruck mesmerised and literally shook after hearing and watching this video about marie curie🥺♥️
The discrimination she faced throughout her life was beyond imagination and tolerance 💔
Two Times Nobel Price Winner marie curie we salute you 🙏
"sometimes my genius is... It's almost frightening"
~Marie Curie probably
‘“sometimes my genius is… It’s almost frightening”
~Marie Curie probably’
~the last great Viking king, probably
She is a great example of, real human and strong woman , amazing person ever 👏👏👏
what a flawless curated video !!!!! loved it Cindy
Cur-ated
The first time I found about marie is in elementary, where I read a biography comic about her. It inspire me, that she's a bookworm, a hardworking, a genius at that. She has been my inspiration that I became to love science, and I take engineering today. Now this just brings me back memories of that inspiration, just when I started to lose my purpose on studying, and doubting my future.
I only knew half of the story from that comic. But should I say she and bronya is a sisters goals that Id like to have. I never knew bronya became a, headmaster(? I forgot.) Of that marie laboratory.
'Even the paper are still radioactive'
Woah. Now I just start to realize what dangerous job marie done.
The name's actually written Bronia
The kind of feminism we should admire. Strong woman not caring about what world thinks about her. Worth showing it over a movie.
She never said she was a feminist.
@@poocrayon4588 Yes, I am just saying that its an inspirational story from that angle as well.
@@krshivraj10 Only if you think every woman who ever did something is a feminist even if they don't claim or want to be. Seems silly to me - like making a movie about someone and making them follow a religion they never actually did in the movie.
@@poocrayon4588 Once again I am not saying she was a Feminist. But observing her story from feminist angle is not silly. The profession she was in women were not supported much at that time. So although she was not a feminist I am just saying that her story does have an inspiration from that angle as well.
@@poocrayon4588 What's so silly in that. It's just a perception. Her story is a great case for Feminism.
She is still radioactive, all her work is radio active. Damn! She is awesome!
I love your videos of significant historical figures please make more
Thanks! Which ones do you want to see?
@@Newsthink Steven Hawking would be great!
@@Newsthink Hedy Lamarr for her contribution to modern communication from the 40's in an effort to end the War.
@@Newsthink You should do one about the Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan!!!
Please make more videos similar to this one. It is very motivating. And especially the voice is so pleasant.
It’s Maria Skłodowska-Curie.
She never stopped using her maiden surname, I will repeat it under every single article, video or post about her.
Love this video! I just made a short for her for her birthday too! She's so incredible!! I love that she's still the only person to have received a Nobel prize in two different scientific fields! I also love her quotes about celebrating discovering more about nature!
Yeah in today's generation women can only discover ancient discoveries that women made rather something useful
Marie curie Mam is beyond words, Greatest Researcher Ever, Extremely hardworking... 🙏🏻
I LOVE YOU CINDY
100% voice acting
100% good editing
100% no wasting time
Keep it up!
May she Rest In Peace 🙏🏾
It is amazing that after all that she suffered in Poland like losses she bore, rejections she received she still named an element after her country of origin. This shows she never held grudges and genuinely loved and respected her homeland.
There are so many scientists who left their countries and even worked against them.
Huge respect for this scientist.
As a country, Poland didn't exists at the time, being partitioned by Prussia, Austria-Hungary and Russia. She was born in the Russian controlled part. Poles actively fought against the oppressors, one example being the Floating University, because at the time Polish was banned as a language in official institutions, including schools. When someone tries to erase your culture, language and history, you tend to appreciate it even more.
the amount of commitment this woman has is incredible
She is the result of "Sometimes my genius.... it's almost frightening"
Btw RIP, no disrespect
I've got to tell this.. Cindy you speak French very fluently! I used to say becquerel.. But only today I found it was.. Becqe-h-al.. Amazed.. Totally amazed by the video💯💯😁
Man, I didn't know this video this video had so little veiws compared to it's quality. Great job with the quality this deserves WAY more views than it has.
Agreed
These are the people we never learn about. As a child I always loved science but wondered why it was always men who lead the field. This sort of representation and history is so inspiring to learn.
Same, people fail to teach about these brilliant, genius, selfless and strong women. They should for the young girls at school to feel inspired.
Where are you from? Because we all learnt about her in smaller classes .
She isn't one of the greatest scientist . She is the greatest scientist .
No, one of the greatest people and one of the greatest scientists but not THE greatest scientist, let’s not get over excited
May she also get Einstein like popularity and recognition because she deserves it
In india she is very popular but here we named her madam Curie.
@@path199 wow 👏
She is popular in India. We call her Madam Curie. I admire her a lot. We used to study so much about her in school.
Isn't she already popular? Atleast everyone I know of has atleast heard of Madam Curie.
It's nice to hear the perfect English 🇬🇧 pronunciation, and then the French 🇫🇷 one all in the same sentence
🗣️👌
Shame the Polish words are massacred
@@Thereal_prettyinblack Yeah really badly
If there were no orthodoxy no sexism in our history we'd have multiple newtons einteins and curies
True. The beliefs of religions literary destroyed the humanity and the values of every single life being
@@fullmoon5799 how was religion related to her story ?
@@rey6253 in that time people thought that women are second class and shouldn't be valued specially not for Noble praise or something so honourable like that. Why they thought like that?
Orthodoxy, sexism, religion (this things still brainwash people)
Yeah.. That's what scares me.. How those ppl actually lived.. By their dream dying
@@fullmoon5799 it wasn't religion, it was misinterpretion of it and mindset through out decades.. We also follow religion why not we have same mindset then.there were many ppl who remove that adulteration in religion which was never exist at first place
Please use her home surname Sklodowska as she wished. She always wanted to be remember as a Polish scientist.
The history books call her Marie Curie.
@@JOHN-tk6vl Her full name is Marie Curie Skłodowska, she deliberately kept her family name which was rare for women at the time. She wanted to be remembered as Polish because Poland was going through German and Russian occupation where even Polish language was prohibited at schools. This is why she named her first discovered element Polonium and she was upset Radium was more popular and she wished she named Radium Polonium instead.
@@JOHN-tk6vl It depends in which country...bu what is more important is probably what name she used herself, not what is in the history books
I am a huge fan of her, despite sharing the same birthday. Her passion to move forward inspires me all the time.
Marie Curie was so rad even her work and life was full of radioactive.
radioactivity*
@@aguyonasiteontheinternet thanks
we really need this to show to our kids in schools. such an inspiration.
Extremely logical and godly structured information, exceptional
I’ve been reading the scythe series and was wondering H.S. Curie got her name. Now I know she took her name easily one of the most intelligent and awesome people of all time.
oh my god i’ve never seen someone mention scythe. it really is an amazing book!! and yes her character matches with the name she took perfectly
what a badass putting glowy radioactive in her pocket, and it's great to see she even met her soulmate, very supportive
That like wasn't for you, but for Marie Curie.
Madame Curie and her family are an inspiration to everyone, especially to women aspiring to pursue science. The scientist I admire the most.
i cried watching this video, Marie Curie thank you for your contributions in this world
It is unfair when a male scientist like Bruce Benner gets exposed to gamma radiation and gets to be a superhero, but Marie Curie just gets killed.
It is the fault of the patriarchy too?!?
No lie. Spent almost the whole of last month thinking about this extremely beautiful woman. Thanking the universe for this great video.
Why does it feel like the people in the past are far more smarter compared to now who does whatever just to seek people's attention.
Hardworking
We don't work our brain bcz of modern technology
It’s probably because people now a days don’t have enough time to be jsut as accomplished as our older ansestors. Life doesn’t stop after 30, after all.
I'm so facinated by her story and all that she achieved. She gave so much to benefit Humanity.
Even today Marie Curie fellowship is the most prestigious fellowship in Europe. She was a genius and humble lady. She won two Nobel from a temporary laboratory and worked mostly alone.
The video is really well done! It is engaging to the end. I love how much you research this and sharing it. Her story is really badass and I'm glad there were people supporting her despite sexism in that time. Love it!
My eyes in tears...mother of science.... we miss you...
Pretty cool how a lot of famous people were friends or at least knew each other
brave women ❤️ ,she managed to achieve greatest things back than where they didn't had modern equipments
I read about her in my physics book and literally she is the only girl in physics whose name i remembered till now she was great and will forever be remembered .
मैरी ने पूर्ण मानव जाति के लिये अपना बलिदान दिया। ऐसी महान आत्मा को शत शत नमन।