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Here’s a fun Big Question – who’s at number one in The Big Bang’s science top ten?
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At ten, it’s Friedrich Meischer’s 1871 classic, the discovery of DNA.
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In at number nine, Dmitri Mendeleyev with the periodic table.
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Down to eight this week is Edwin Hubble’s big bang!
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Not moving at number seven, Alessandro Volta and electricity.
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Climbing to six is the inverse square law from Isaaac Newton.
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Responsible for putting man on the moon in 1969, at number five is NASA and their Apollo space project.
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New in at four is Charles Darwin’s Natural Selection – Evolution.
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Up to three is the wheel by Homo Sapiens (!)
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Albert Einstein’s at two with general relativity…
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…whilst at number one it’s numbers and counting!
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