After Marie Curie passed away, her research notebooks were deemed so radioactive that they needed to be stored in lead-lined boxes. Even today, over a century later, they remain too hazardous to handle without protective clothing. Curie's groundbreaking work with radioactive materials left a literal mark on history, highlighting the powerful, lasting effects of her scientific contributions.
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