Everyone knows that winning the Nobel Prize is a big deal, but why do we even have a Nobel Prize? And why does it matter? Inside The World's Largest Particle Accelerator - https://youtu.be/328pw...
========== Why do we care about scientists’ Nobel efforts? Hello everyone, Trace here for DNews. When someone wins the Nobel prize, everyone
instantly knows they’re kind of a big deal. Winners not only get a shiny medal but 8 million
Swedish Krona, and of course they're respected and revered. But it’s far from the only prize recognizing
contributions to the advancement of humanity. So why is the Nobel prize held in such high
esteem? Maybe it’s because of the prize’s past. The Nobel prize has existed for over 100 years
and has been given to some of the most recognizable names in history, like Albert Einstein -- the
relativity guy, Ivan Pavlov -- the dog guy, and Werner Heisenberg -- no, not the meth
guy. It was established by Swedish chemist Alfre...