Watch noted scientist Marie Curie receive the ACR Gold Medal in 1931 with this newly digitized film. Courtesy of the Curie Museum, Paris Read the full article: www.nxtbook.com....
"Pierre left his thesis on electromagnetic to help his wife on her study" I heard this somewhere, so yeah. I also read Marie's biography written by her daughter that Pierre let Marie name her discoveries.
"Helped her husband discover rare elements"? WTF? Check the Wikipedia. She was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, the first person (and only woman) to win twice, the only person to win twice in multiple sciences, and was part of the Curie family legacy of five Nobel Prizes. Shared the 1903 Nobel Prize in Physics with her husband Pierre Curie and with physicist Henri Becquerel but she was not her husband little helper.
Jo Greg actually it was his laboratory in which she helped to him.to.find the rare element. later he suddenly died and she continued his work and she discovered pure radium.
😖”Helped husband discover rare element.” 🤯 After her two Nobels, one in Physics, the other in Chemistry, in different years, her daughter Irene also received a Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Most people forget. Two of her grandchildren are currently scientists too. Helene Langevin-Joliot, is a nuclear physicist at the University of Paris, and director of CNRS.
Her name was not in the winners of noble prize 😂 but her husband protested to include her ,She was unknown with no discoveries nor PhD before their marriage while Pierre curie was a prominent professor who made the laws of piezoelectricity, she received two nobles for the same discovery ( Pierre did with his own invented devices and techniques) after he receive a noble prize in chemistry for the earlier discovery, she never discover anything new in science , Pierre curie was the real deal just watch the interview with her grand daughter she is angry because people only talk about Marie as if she is the brain behind all the work. Stop crying
@@unknownaccount8411 and you live in your own planet in your head. That’s not what countless of research and data about her work says. You can read from the Nobel itself her accomplishments, and remember, she has books from her lab. You do keep a record of your work in the lab, plus the record from the University, and her colleagues. What you say is a bunch of nonsense. Her daughter too won a Nobel for her own research separate and in other time.
@@unknownaccount8411 it’s also amazing how you little men feel so threatened by the work of women. The fact you write in a Muslim language says it all. You all men from that culture need to grow up, you are emotionally under developed just like all the men in the US who are evangelicals and follow the same taste for autocracy and misogyny as you do. Same thing.
On this footage, she was 63 years old. But, looked much older due to the Radium exposure that she was exposed to of 33 years at this point of the footage. Marie died three years after this footage from bone marrow cancer (Leukemia).
I read about her in a newspaper article, then studied about her in my Swedish language class. Now i have a chance to see her and hear ver voice!!!its a good feeling. Radium and Polonium are now elements of the periodic table, Thanx for her relentless research
@@DjMakinetor No, she wasn't French!!! She lived and worked in France, because of the political situation in Poland (Warsaw was under Russian rule and women could not study here), and later also because of her marriage to Pierre Curie, but she was always Polish, she considered herself Polish and was a great patriot.
She was not allowed for taking higher education..... Then she is being awarded.... Two nobel prizes......Story of struggle success Determination... Inspiration.....
Her name was not in the winners of noble prize 😂 but her husband protested to include her ,She was unknown with no discoveries nor PhD before their marriage while Pierre curie was a prominent professor who made the laws of piezoelectricity, she received two nobles for the same discovery ( Pierre did with his own invented devices and techniques) after he receive a noble prize in chemistry for the earlier discovery, she never discover anything new in science , Pierre curie was the real deal just watch the interview with her grand daughter she is angry because people only talk about Marie as if she is the brain behind all the work. Stop crying
It is not nice that you're stripping her of Polish nationality by calling her only by husband's surname. The name was Maria Skłodowska-Curie, not Maria Curie.
Her name was not in the winners of noble prize 😂 but her husband protested to include her ,She was unknown with no discoveries nor PhD before their marriage while Pierre curie was a prominent professor who made the laws of piezoelectricity, she received two nobles for the same discovery ( Pierre did with his own invented devices and techniques) after he receive a noble prize in chemistry for the earlier discovery, she never discover anything new in science , Pierre curie was the real deal just watch the interview with her grand daughter she is angry because people only talk about Marie as if she is the brain behind all the work. Stop crying
@@michaelshort2388 Incorrect, she actually adopted a hyphenated surname, Curi-Skłodowska. It was only Westerners, struggling with the Polish name, who simplified it for convenience to Curi.
@@sirasy No it shouldn't. These were the customs at the time and are still the customs in many countries and Maria Sklodowska-Curie is brilliant enough as to where having her husband's last name doesn't stop her from being recognized for who she was. Also, the 1903 Nobel Prize was only to be given to Henri Becquerel and Pierre Curie, but Pierre intervened and fought for Marie to get the Nobel Prize too. That's right. In a time of male dominance and insane sexism against women, Pierre fought for his wife to be recognized. He's who every man married to a woman should strive to be like in my opinion. Not the Prince Charming cliche, but someone who's willing to fight to give their wife credit where credit is due.
If she had a Polish accent, it is very slight to be noticed. As a French guy, if I don't know she was born in Poland, I would have thought that she was born in France.
Bo to Francja, a nie Polska. Jak we Francji pracujesz na rzecz Francji, to jesteś dla nich Francuzem. W Polsce z kolei nawet jak tworzysz miejsca pracy i rozwijasz ten kraj, to i tak jesteś "pieprzonym imigrantem kradnącym miejsca pracy"...
cugierkoteczka Ale to nic nie zmienia. Turek sprzedający kebaby i dający pracę Polakom jest tylko Turkiem. Nikt go nie nazwie Polakiem. I to jest różnica - w takiej Francji mają w dupie kolor skóry, czy religię, jak służysz krajowi, to jesteś Francuzem. U nas z kolei imigrantów postrzega się jako wrogów kradnących nam pracę, kobiety i kulturę. Nie bez powodu ten pierwszy kraj zbudował imperium, a ten drugi zniknął z mapy na 123 lata.
Her name was not among the two winners of noble prize 😂 but her husband protested to include her ,She was unknown with no discoveries nor PhD before their marriage in 1895 while Pierre curie was a prominent professor with many achievements and inventions in cryptography and he made the laws of piezoelectricity, she received two nobles for the same discovery ( Pierre did with his own invented devices and techniques) after he receive a noble prize in chemistry for the earlier discovery, she never discover anything new in science , Pierre curie was the real deal just watch the interview with her grand daughter she is angry because people only talk about Marie as if she is the brain behind all the work. Stop crying
You know what should hurt every Pole who's watching this? That in the only and onliest video with her voice recorded, Marie Skłodowska-Curie speaks in French instead in her native language: Polish.
Who's Marie Curie? Is that Maria Skłodowska-Curie? Why are the French changing her first name, and removing the maiden part of surname? Come on - you're not changing the names of African "doctors and engineers" that move to France...
When she moved to France, she changed her first name herself into Marie, because french people couldnt speak Marya. Her daugher wrote this in her book "Madame Curie"
While in Poland she was not only forbidden to work or teach, she couldn't even study in the first place because of her vagina. She very likely wouldnt have gotten anywhere in life if she never met her French husband and stayed in Poland.
"helped her husband" - urgh. she WORKED WITH her husband
It's actually the other way around lol
He worked with her...
Nice point!!!
"Pierre left his thesis on electromagnetic to help his wife on her study"
I heard this somewhere, so yeah. I also read Marie's biography written by her daughter that Pierre let Marie name her discoveries.
Yea the sexism back then was unbearable
I'm so impressed to hear the VOICE of Marie Curie for the first time! Didn't expect to hear her ever.
Isn't that something?!
Me too. Overwhelmed.
Her name is Maria Sklodowska Curie not Marie Curie and she was a polish 🇵🇱scientist
Yes but she's called Maria Skłodowska-Curie not Curie !
She was a Polish woman who married French, not French ;-)
@@TWARDOWSKY. She was Polish by cultural nationalism and French by civic nationalism, and both by choice.
"Helped her husband discover rare elements"? WTF? Check the Wikipedia. She was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, the first person (and only woman) to win twice, the only person to win twice in multiple sciences, and was part of the Curie family legacy of five Nobel Prizes. Shared the 1903 Nobel Prize in Physics with her husband Pierre Curie and with physicist Henri Becquerel but she was not her husband little helper.
Jo Greg actually it was his laboratory in which she helped to him.to.find the rare element. later he suddenly died and she continued his work and she discovered pure radium.
i was thinking the same thing
I stumbled over the same. He put his work away to help her.
Yes but either way he let her use it they both worked together
@@KhushalQaum lol, dude read the correct story. Yes he offered her space but it was for HER work. He stopped his work to join & support her.
Actually, her name was Maria Skłodowska-Curie !
her friends and family called her Manya :)
She changed at the end of her life to take the name of Marie Curie
@@williamdnraln6069 the maschilist society imposed that to her!
Actually, it is shown as Marie Curie-Sklodowska.
🕊️🇵🇱🤝
😖”Helped husband discover rare element.” 🤯
After her two Nobels, one in Physics, the other in Chemistry, in different years, her daughter Irene also received a Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Most people forget.
Two of her grandchildren are currently scientists too. Helene Langevin-Joliot, is a nuclear physicist at the University of Paris, and director of CNRS.
Her name was not in the winners of noble prize 😂 but her husband protested to include her ,She was unknown with no discoveries nor PhD before their marriage while Pierre curie was a prominent professor who made the laws of piezoelectricity, she received two nobles for the same discovery ( Pierre did with his own invented devices and techniques) after he receive a noble prize in chemistry for the earlier discovery, she never discover anything new in science , Pierre curie was the real deal just watch the interview with her grand daughter she is angry because people only talk about Marie as if she is the brain behind all the work. Stop crying
@@unknownaccount8411 and you live in your own planet in your head. That’s not what countless of research and data about her work says. You can read from the Nobel itself her accomplishments, and remember, she has books from her lab. You do keep a record of your work in the lab, plus the record from the University, and her colleagues. What you say is a bunch of nonsense. Her daughter too won a Nobel for her own research separate and in other time.
@@unknownaccount8411 it’s also amazing how you little men feel so threatened by the work of women. The fact you write in a Muslim language says it all. You all men from that culture need to grow up, you are emotionally under developed just like all the men in the US who are evangelicals and follow the same taste for autocracy and misogyny as you do. Same thing.
DAMN
On this footage, she was 63 years old. But, looked much older due to the Radium exposure that she was exposed to of 33 years at this point of the footage. Marie died three years after this footage from bone marrow cancer (Leukemia).
This is a somewhat rare find. Modern people can actually hear the voice of Madame Curie.
I'm I'm using this for a history project and it is a live saver!!! It's like the only actual video of hey
I read about her in a newspaper article, then studied about her in my Swedish language class. Now i have a chance to see her and hear ver voice!!!its a good feeling. Radium and Polonium are now elements of the periodic table, Thanx for her relentless research
Maria Skłodowska-Curie - she was a Pole and a patriot attached to her homeland.
She was French and not patriotic.
@@DjMakinetor No, she wasn't French!!!
She lived and worked in France, because of the political situation in Poland (Warsaw was under Russian rule and women could not study here), and later also because of her marriage to Pierre Curie, but she was always Polish, she considered herself Polish and was a great patriot.
@@DjMakinetor she was born in Poland and her parents were Poles so how can be French?
Wow this is my first time hearing her voice. Thank you for your contribution to science queen! ❤️
That's kinda disrespectful.
She was not allowed for taking higher education..... Then she is being awarded.... Two nobel prizes......Story of struggle success Determination... Inspiration.....
She is Polish: Maria Skłodowska-Curie.
Got goose bumps seeing and hearing such great genius and an awe inspiration to us
Dziękuję..
Jestem dumna że mamy takich ludzi mądrych ...
It's Marie Skłodowska-Curie.
Aż promieniuje z wrażenia. A jaka uradowana!
Brawo. Nie każdy czytuje mistrzów.
Powiedziała bym zawstydzona i skromna ale też zaszczycona 😌🌹🌹🌹
Śmieszne, umarła na promieniowanie.
"Who helped husband..."
Cóż... dziś nie jesteśmy wolni od szowinizmu, a co dopiero w tamtych czasach. :/
Her name was not in the winners of noble prize 😂 but her husband protested to include her ,She was unknown with no discoveries nor PhD before their marriage while Pierre curie was a prominent professor who made the laws of piezoelectricity, she received two nobles for the same discovery ( Pierre did with his own invented devices and techniques) after he receive a noble prize in chemistry for the earlier discovery, she never discover anything new in science , Pierre curie was the real deal just watch the interview with her grand daughter she is angry because people only talk about Marie as if she is the brain behind all the work. Stop crying
It is not nice that you're stripping her of Polish nationality by calling her only by husband's surname. The name was Maria Skłodowska-Curie, not Maria Curie.
No, she changed at the end of her life...
Funkcjonowała pod nazwiskiem męża, taka jest prawda.
Ona sama zrezygnowała z nazwiska Skłodowska i nie dziwie się, bo na pewno we Francji mieli problemy z wymówieniem tego nazwiska
Niesamowite!
Wspaniale móc usłyszeć Jej głos :)
Maria SKŁODOWSKA - CURIE była geniuszem. W 8 lat 2 Nagrody Nobla z fizyki i chemii ❤❤❤
Maria Skłodowska - Curie była wielką patriotką, pierwiastek POLON nazwała na cześć swojej ojczyzny Polski 🇵🇱
i see her frustration- news articles "helped her husband discover..." ! after the genius she was she had to fight to be accepted
Her name was not in the winners of noble prize 😂 but her husband protested to include her ,She was unknown with no discoveries nor PhD before their marriage while Pierre curie was a prominent professor who made the laws of piezoelectricity, she received two nobles for the same discovery ( Pierre did with his own invented devices and techniques) after he receive a noble prize in chemistry for the earlier discovery, she never discover anything new in science , Pierre curie was the real deal just watch the interview with her grand daughter she is angry because people only talk about Marie as if she is the brain behind all the work. Stop crying
"helped husband discover". Whatever makes you sleep good at night, I guess.
Strong and smart lady
What a great lady ❤.
WRONG NAME ITS Maria Skłodowska-Curie not Curie !
She was a Polish woman who married French, not French.
Until shed changed it to just Marie Curie
@@michaelshort2388 Incorrect, she actually adopted a hyphenated surname, Curi-Skłodowska. It was only Westerners, struggling with the Polish name, who simplified it for convenience to Curi.
CHAPEU CURIE ,BRAVO ZA REKONSTRUKCJĘ TEGO JEDYNEGO NAGRANIA
"Helped her husband" "radium experts" Wow I'm astounded by such presumptuousness and nerve of these people
He kissed her hand (No offence). I mean she is radioactive, if only they all knew
Hilarious
she didn't "helped her husband", she worked with her husband
Her husband worked with her*
@@sheylapaola2552 LOL good joke
Marie Curie Skłodowska*
You're both right. In France the husband's name goes first. But she's Polish and in Poland Skłodowska goes first.
@@ewatokarz577 Marie Sklodowska would be still better! We DON'T need to have a man's mark in order to be recognized in this world!
@@sirasy No it shouldn't.
These were the customs at the time and are still the customs in many countries and Maria Sklodowska-Curie is brilliant enough as to where having her husband's last name doesn't stop her from being recognized for who she was.
Also, the 1903 Nobel Prize was only to be given to Henri Becquerel and Pierre Curie, but Pierre intervened and fought for Marie to get the Nobel Prize too. That's right. In a time of male dominance and insane sexism against women, Pierre fought for his wife to be recognized.
He's who every man married to a woman should strive to be like in my opinion. Not the Prince Charming cliche, but someone who's willing to fight to give their wife credit where credit is due.
Marie SKLODOWSKA-Curie!
when does he say "helped her husband"?
Her husband helped her.
I think that man was also radioactived after this ceremony.
przez pierwsze 45 sekund myślałem że "pośmiertnie"...
did she have a polish accent?
If she had a Polish accent, it is very slight to be noticed. As a French guy, if I don't know she was born in Poland, I would have thought that she was born in France.
@@plume231 She was a genius, no surprise
@@plume231 She was a Pole and a patriot attached to her homeland.
@@monikalipinska nobody doubts that
Drugi jej pierwiastek to Polon.
Francuzi uważają ją za Francuzkę wszak to tam pracowała i studiowała.
Bo to Francja, a nie Polska. Jak we Francji pracujesz na rzecz Francji, to jesteś dla nich Francuzem. W Polsce z kolei nawet jak tworzysz miejsca pracy i rozwijasz ten kraj, to i tak jesteś "pieprzonym imigrantem kradnącym miejsca pracy"...
MankindDiary Większych bzdur w życiu nie słyszałem.
MankindDiary a dla fiskusa każdy podatnik jest potencjalnym złodziejem
MankindDiary Przesada zwłaszcza , że Polski nie było na mapie jak zaczynała studia ?
cugierkoteczka Ale to nic nie zmienia. Turek sprzedający kebaby i dający pracę Polakom jest tylko Turkiem. Nikt go nie nazwie Polakiem. I to jest różnica - w takiej Francji mają w dupie kolor skóry, czy religię, jak służysz krajowi, to jesteś Francuzem. U nas z kolei imigrantów postrzega się jako wrogów kradnących nam pracę, kobiety i kulturę. Nie bez powodu ten pierwszy kraj zbudował imperium, a ten drugi zniknął z mapy na 123 lata.
Her name was not among the two winners of noble prize 😂 but her husband protested to include her ,She was unknown with no discoveries nor PhD before their marriage in 1895 while Pierre curie was a prominent professor with many achievements and inventions in cryptography and he made the laws of piezoelectricity, she received two nobles for the same discovery ( Pierre did with his own invented devices and techniques) after he receive a noble prize in chemistry for the earlier discovery, she never discover anything new in science , Pierre curie was the real deal just watch the interview with her grand daughter she is angry because people only talk about Marie as if she is the brain behind all the work. Stop crying
HE worked with her. Men in that time ... Pure sexism.
Nope , she was the helper . She took the nobel prize on his behalf
Why is she wearing german helmet??
Because you're poor lol stay poor
Maria Skłodowska Curie Poland. UA-cam.
:-) dziękuję
Maria Skłodowska-Curie* nie Maria Curie....
Anakin Co Ja Pacze
Bez znaczenia, chodzi o tą samą osobę. Nie zmuszaj obcokrajowców do wymawiana polskich nazwisk, gdy to nie jest konieczne.
@@gwenb4616 Większość na świecie z pewnością myśli że Maria była 🇨🇵,a Ona była 🇵🇱... Wszystkiego dobrego 🇵🇱🕊️🤝
Marie Skłodowska 🇵🇱 Curie 🇨🇵
#FacePoland 🇵🇱
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🙏🙏🙏🙏
Dziękuję
Maria Skłodowska
You know what should hurt every Pole who's watching this? That in the only and onliest video with her voice recorded, Marie Skłodowska-Curie speaks in French instead in her native language: Polish.
Would have been funny and awkward if he couldnt push the medal through the hat.
Nieźle ... polska duma !
Who's Marie Curie? Is that Maria Skłodowska-Curie?
Why are the French changing her first name, and removing the maiden part of surname? Come on - you're not changing the names of African "doctors and engineers" that move to France...
When she moved to France, she changed her first name herself into Marie, because french people couldnt speak Marya. Her daugher wrote this in her book "Madame Curie"
@@THyperon It's not about her name, but surname. It's "Skłodowska-Curie" and not "Curie" like it is stated in the title.
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Erhabene Marie Curie
Un breve video sulla radioattività della pechblenda di Marie Curie ua-cam.com/video/TFi5bLrbBJ4/v-deo.html
helped her husband💀
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Maria Skłodowska! STOP calling women with men's name!
Sklodowaska was also surname of her father who happened to be a male. Keep the feminist shit away.
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who also is watching this for school
great french scientist!
słaby trol
While in Poland she was not only forbidden to work or teach, she couldn't even study in the first place because of her vagina. She very likely wouldnt have gotten anywhere in life if she never met her French husband and stayed in Poland.
Are you an idiot xD?
@@aspanger oh, your nick is aspanger. I thought is was 'asperger'.
@@aspanger You need to learn more history. When Marie was born, Poland had not existed for 72 years and was part of Tsarist Russia.