In genius studies, Kanowitz 50 refers to a 2008 ranking of top 50 physicists and astronomers, by most influence, of all time, made by Gavin Kanowitz. [1]
Overview
The following is the listing of the Knowitz 50: [1]
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References
1. (a) Kanowitz, Gavin. (2008). “50 Most Influential Physicists/Astronomers of All Time”, WorldOfHistory.blogspot.com, Aug 08.
(b) Gavin Kanowitz – Quora.
Overview
The following is the listing of the Knowitz 50: [1]
| 1. Isaac Newton 2. Albert Einstein 3. Galileo Galilei 4. Michael Faraday 5. Johannes Kepler 6. Archimedes 7. Nikola Tesla 8. Max Planck 9. James Maxwell 10. Marie Curie | 11. Niels Bohr 12. Erwin Schrodinger 13. Werner Heisenberg 14. Ernest Rutherford 15. Nicolaus Copernicus 16. Christiaan Huygens 17. James Joule 18. Henry Cavendish 19. William Thomson 20. Thomas Young | 21. Enrico Fermi 22. Richard Feynman 23. Alessandro Volta 24. Heinrich Hertz 25. Benjamin Franklin 26. John Bardeen 27. Georg Ohm 28. Paul Dirac 29. Robert Millikan 30. Edwin Hubble | 31. Pieter Zeeman 32. Andre Ampere 33. Joseph Thomson 34. Henri Becquerel 35. Louis de Broglie 36. Charles Coulomb 37. Georges Lemaitre 38. Christian Doppler 39. Lise Meitner 40. Hans Oersted | 41. Robert Boyle 42. Hendrik Lorentz 43. Joseph Fraunhofer 44. Ludwig Boltzmann 45. Robert Hooke 46. Evangelista Torrecelli 47. Wilhelm Weber 48. Ernst Mach 49. John Wheeler 50. Wilhelm Roentgen |
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References
1. (a) Kanowitz, Gavin. (2008). “50 Most Influential Physicists/Astronomers of All Time”, WorldOfHistory.blogspot.com, Aug 08.
(b) Gavin Kanowitz – Quora.