The most dangerous book in the world

This is one of the most dangerous books in the world.. It is Marie Curie's note book...
Why is this notebook so dangerous? 🤔😶
Maricuri, who is the owner of the most dangerous book in the world, is on top.. 🙂❤️
Not only his books..clothes, everything in the house is dangerous. Because Mari works with radiation..or with radioactive materials. 😶 When researching about them, you don't know that so many things can happen. So because of that, he carried pieces of plutonium and thorium in his pocket.🙂💔
Mari's notes are still kept carefully. If you want to read them, there is a separate room. There are separate clothes. Because if you just go to read, you will come out having lost some time of your life.🙂💔
Marie dies at the age of 66 due to radiation. And his neighbors also died of cancer.
Three Nobel Prizes,
Two lives affected by cancer,
A mother and a daughter!
Marie Curie with her eldest daughter Irene, 1925!
They are a family whose influence is spread over the Nobel Prize. They won't be as successful as they are.
Marie, together with her husband Pierre, won the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1903, and the global honor was first placed on the edge of Curie's name. Marie then won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry again in 1911. As a result, Marie became the first woman to win the Nobel Prize and the only woman to win it twice. From that, she has become the only person to win the Nobel Prize for two different fields of science. She passed away at the age of sixty-six after suffering from aplastic anemia (a cancer of the blood) caused by repeated hundreds of thousands of exposures to harmful and fatal radiation. Even today, on the doors that she turned with her hands, in the notebooks she wrote, in the kitchen equipment, but even from her dead body, it is still buried in a thick lead in a trench in the cemetery of the Panthéon in Paris, where only the noblest Parisians are forever treasured. Including, everything in her hands will release radiation for the next fifteen centuries, at least until the year 3400.
The coffin is made of four and a half inch thick lead. It is said that radiation will be emitted from the bones for another 2500-3000 years.
Pierre Curie, who was Marie's loving husband and the colleague of the honor won by Lo, died one rainy day while flying through a Parisian street in a moody world. If not for that, he would have written his destiny to die of the same cancer he inherited from the radiation. He too was honored in the pantheon and enshrined next to Marie, below it. The number of Nobel Prizes won by Pierre and Marie is three. Curina's Nobel thirst was not quenched.
Their eldest daughter, Irene Demallen, followed in their footsteps and won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry with her husband Frederic Joliot in 1935 for their discoveries of artificial radioactivity. She suffered from leukemia and died in 1956 at the age of 58, and two years later, Frederick suffered from acute hepatitis and vomited blood until death.
Marie's second daughter, Eve, turned away from science and turned to literature. She who did not receive the Nobel Prize won life. Having lived for 102 years, she may have breathed her last on a tired couch in a peaceful home in New York. But not ending the Curie family's Nobel souvenirs, Eve's beloved husband Henry Richardson won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1965.
Accordingly, five of the original six members of the Curie family are Nobel laureates. Their total number of Nobel Prizes is six.

116 of the states recognized by the United Nations have not won a single Nobel Prize. Neighboring India has won twelve Nobel Prizes. You should know that Pakistan and Bangladesh have also won two. Not only Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya but also Azerbaijan have won at least one. But us?
Yes, yes, we don't need the white man's awards! Let's hang out their hands and hang them.

Let's make wild books.
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