Guest, you say posted in another thread that Spanish big scientific language.
Ole, that is not true
French Science
Of course, French thinkers have made their mark in discovery as well as in invention. Sadi N. L. CARNOT (1796-1832), physicist, was among the founders of modern thermodynamics (reversible Carnot heat engine cycle). Claude BERNARD (1813-1878), physiologist, was the founder of experimental medicine. André Ampère (1775-1836) formulated laws of electrodynamics and circuit force law. Charles A. Coulomb (1736-1806) established experimentally the inverse square law for the force between two electrical charges. George Cuvier (1769-1832) was the founder of paleontology and comparative anatomy René Descartes (1596-1650) invented the cartesian coordinate concept, and was founder of analytic geometry. Antoine L. Lavoisier (1743-1794), founded modern chemistry and discovered the role of oxygen in plant and animal respiration. Here is a web site with biographies of some the best known French scientific thinkers and another about the French tradition of scientific research:
Number of prizes French won in:
11 in physics
8 in medecine
7 in chemistry
http://www.utm.edu/staff/globeg/profren.shtml
# France will be the site of the world's first nuclear fusion reactor, the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor
# Seven of France's top ten exports to the U.S. are industrial or high technology products.
# France is the fourth largest producer of automobiles in the world (Renault, Peugeot, Citroën) and the third largest exporter.
# France is fourth in research among countries of the Organization for Economic Development and Cooperation (after Japan, Germany, and the US).
# France is a major world research center in the field of high energy physics.
# The French are a world leader in medical research: the AIDS virus was first isolated by French doctors.
# The French are the world's third manufacturers of electronics equipment.
# European leader in aerospace (Aérospatiale, Arianespace, Airbus...).
# Most commercial satellites are put into space on French Ariane rockets.
# The fastest train (TGV) is French.
# The smart card was used on a large-scale basis in France.
# The ocean liner Queen Mary II was built in France.
# France is the world's third military power (after the US and Russia), and has the world's second largest defense industry (i.e. exocet missiles, radar technology.)
# The French have nearly 15,000 troups on peace-keeping duties in 15 countries including Afghanistan, the Balkans, and the Ivory Coast.
# France is the world's second largest builder and exporter of civilian and military aircraft and helicopters (Airbus is the world's second largest fleet of commercial airliners, and many of the US Coast Guard helicopters are made by Aérospatiale in Toulouse.)
# France has one of the most advanced systems of telecommunications in the world.
http://www.fll.vt.edu/French/whyfrench.html\
Does Spain and the rest of Spanish speaking world has an accomplishment similar to these? NOTHING.
Now if your going to insist that Japanese is the second most important language in science, think again because most of the scientific work done by Japanese are translated to English, French, German, and Russian but not in Spanish. Japanese are good only in electronics technology nothing else. They import sophisticated machinery from Germany and Helicopters from France because although they can manufacture these, they ae of lower quality.
Ole, that is not true
French Science
Of course, French thinkers have made their mark in discovery as well as in invention. Sadi N. L. CARNOT (1796-1832), physicist, was among the founders of modern thermodynamics (reversible Carnot heat engine cycle). Claude BERNARD (1813-1878), physiologist, was the founder of experimental medicine. André Ampère (1775-1836) formulated laws of electrodynamics and circuit force law. Charles A. Coulomb (1736-1806) established experimentally the inverse square law for the force between two electrical charges. George Cuvier (1769-1832) was the founder of paleontology and comparative anatomy René Descartes (1596-1650) invented the cartesian coordinate concept, and was founder of analytic geometry. Antoine L. Lavoisier (1743-1794), founded modern chemistry and discovered the role of oxygen in plant and animal respiration. Here is a web site with biographies of some the best known French scientific thinkers and another about the French tradition of scientific research:
Number of prizes French won in:
11 in physics
8 in medecine
7 in chemistry
http://www.utm.edu/staff/globeg/profren.shtml
# France will be the site of the world's first nuclear fusion reactor, the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor
# Seven of France's top ten exports to the U.S. are industrial or high technology products.
# France is the fourth largest producer of automobiles in the world (Renault, Peugeot, Citroën) and the third largest exporter.
# France is fourth in research among countries of the Organization for Economic Development and Cooperation (after Japan, Germany, and the US).
# France is a major world research center in the field of high energy physics.
# The French are a world leader in medical research: the AIDS virus was first isolated by French doctors.
# The French are the world's third manufacturers of electronics equipment.
# European leader in aerospace (Aérospatiale, Arianespace, Airbus...).
# Most commercial satellites are put into space on French Ariane rockets.
# The fastest train (TGV) is French.
# The smart card was used on a large-scale basis in France.
# The ocean liner Queen Mary II was built in France.
# France is the world's third military power (after the US and Russia), and has the world's second largest defense industry (i.e. exocet missiles, radar technology.)
# The French have nearly 15,000 troups on peace-keeping duties in 15 countries including Afghanistan, the Balkans, and the Ivory Coast.
# France is the world's second largest builder and exporter of civilian and military aircraft and helicopters (Airbus is the world's second largest fleet of commercial airliners, and many of the US Coast Guard helicopters are made by Aérospatiale in Toulouse.)
# France has one of the most advanced systems of telecommunications in the world.
http://www.fll.vt.edu/French/whyfrench.html\
Does Spain and the rest of Spanish speaking world has an accomplishment similar to these? NOTHING.
Now if your going to insist that Japanese is the second most important language in science, think again because most of the scientific work done by Japanese are translated to English, French, German, and Russian but not in Spanish. Japanese are good only in electronics technology nothing else. They import sophisticated machinery from Germany and Helicopters from France because although they can manufacture these, they ae of lower quality.