SCIENCE & SCIENTISTS
This physicist refused a state funeral and requested to be buried in an unmarked grave, his preserved brain was later found in a cardboard box in Kansas.
Albert Einstein
Before Sozin's Comet, the Fire Lord sought counsel from this ancient spirit that granted the original firebenders their power.
The lion turtle
This Ottoman architectural style of pavilion, used as a word borrowed into English, refers to a small open-sided structure
Kiosk
This 18th dynasty queen ruled as pharaoh, had herself depicted with a false beard, and commissioned one of Egypt's most ambitious building programs at Deir el-Bahari.
Hatshepsut
The Circassian homeland in the northwestern Caucasus is centered around this mountain range, and their autonym (meaning 'free people' ) is used to this day.
Adyghe (Adiga)
She discovered two elements, won Nobel Prizes in two different sciences, and was denied membership in the French Academy of Sciences solely due to her gender.
Marie Curie
This general led the conquering of Ba Sing Se from within by staging a coup d'état, earning him the title Firelord Ozai's most trusted strategist.
General Iroh's
This ancient Nubian kingdom, also called Kush, reached its peak when it ruled Egypt as the 25th dynasty
Kerma
Wife of Akhenaten, this queen's bust (discovered in 1912) became one of the most reproduced artworks of ancient Egypt, now housed in Berlin's Neues Museum.
Nefertiti
This 1864 date marks the culmination of the Russo-Circassian War, when the Russian Empire declared victory and began the mass deportation of Circassians to the Ottoman Empire.
May 21st
This scientist's 1953 X-ray diffraction image, known as 'Photo 51', was pivotal in determining the double-helix structure of DNA yet she received no Nobel Prize credit.
Rosalind Franklin
In the episode 'The Firebending Masters', Zuko and Aang discover the original source of firebending from these two legendary dragons thought to be extinct.
Ran and Shaw
In Kantian ethics, this German term describes the supreme principle of morality
Kategorischer Imperativ (Categorical Imperative)
This queen of the Middle Kingdom served as regent for her son Thutmose III before he reached adulthood, effectively co-ruling Egypt alongside Hatshepsut.
Queen Iset (Isis)
The Circassian resistance was led for decades by this imam, who unified the Caucasian mountain peoples under the banner of Muridism ( He was Avar not Circassian)
Imam Shamil
This mathematician developed the concept of 'incompleteness' proving that in any consistent formal system, there are truths that cannot be proven within that system.
Kurt Gödel
Guru Pathik teaches Aang about the seven chakras, and this specific chakra blocked by attachment must be released for Aang to enter the Avatar State. Aang ultimately refuses to release it.
The Thought Chakra (Crown Chakra)
This Japanese literary concept, translating roughly as 'the pathos of things', describes the bittersweet awareness of impermanence in beauty.
Kokoro
Predating Cleopatra VII by over a millennium, this 6th dynasty queen is believed to have wielded significant political power and may have outlived several of her sons who became pharaohs.
Queen Ankhesenamun
Circassian soldiers who were resettled in the Ottoman Empire were later deployed as elite troops in this region, and their descendants still form notable communities in Jordan and Syria today.
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The Levant
Known as the 'father of information theory', this Bell Labs scientist published a 1948 paper that laid the mathematical foundation for all modern digital communication.
Claude Shannon
The ancient civilization that predates the four nations, shown to have coexisted with all bending types, whose lion turtle cities are briefly depicted in Wan's origin story in Korra.
The ancient human civilization / the people of the lion turtle cities
n particle physics, this quantity is conserved in strong and electromagnetic interactions but not in weak interactions
Kaon
This Ptolemaic queen co-ruled with her brother before Julius Caesar and her name, meaning 'glory of her father' in Greek, was shared by at least six other queens in her dynasty.
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Cleopatra (VII)
This Circassian aristocratic social code (governing chivalry, honor, hospitality, and martial conduct) is considered the cornerstone of Circassian cultural identity.
Xabze