The power of curiosity. Albert einstein once said. I have no special talents. I am only only passionately curious. The greatest inventions in history would be impossible without curiosity. Curiosity can bring new . discoveries. Benjamin Franklin is a great . example. He was drawn to electricity. And had a deep curiosity about . its nature. He did lots of research to try to understand IT. For example, I flew a kite during a storm. His curiosity LED him to invent the lightning rod. This invention protects buildings from lightning. Heriots ity can also make people brave. Just look at one who. The ming dynasty pioneer of space exploration ation. He was so curious about space that he invented a flying chair. He lost his life while testing this invention. Despite the failure, his curiosity gave future expLoring ideas. People learned from his example and created safer ways to explore space. But curiosity is more than just taking risks. IT also drives people towards certain goals. Yang hang, a chinese scientist and inventor. Was curious about the world. How did everything in the world move? He spent . years studying the sky and the earth. Finally, he drew china's first storm up. And invented the first earthquake . detector. His curiosity continues to influence scientists today. As you still said. What is a scientist after rule? IT is a curious man looking through a . keyhole. The keyhole . of nature. Trying to know what's going on. Curiosity is the key. IT opens one door after another. Broth to discover a new world.