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John Dalton was born on September 6th 1766 in Eaglesfield, Cumberland, England to a Quaker family.

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In 1773 John Dalton moved to Manchester where he began a career as a teacher of mathematics and natural philosophy.

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From 1787, he kept a meteorological diary and through his lifetime he recorded over 20,000 weather observations over a period of 57 years.

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In 1793, ‘Meteorological Observations and Essays’, his first book of essays on meteorological topics based on his own set of observations was published. This book laid the foundation for his later discoveries

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He coined the term ‘Daltonism’, which is a term for color blindness and it became synonymous with his name. He elaborated on this topic in his 1798 paper titled ‘Extraordinary facts relating to the vision of colors, with observation’

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In 1800, John Dalton joined the Manchester literary where he was provided with laboratory factories.

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In 1801, John Dalton titled his second book "Elements of English Grammar"

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In 1801, he discovered "Dalton's Law" a law created by him That states the pressure exerted by a mixture of gases in a fixed volume is equal to the sum of the pressures that would be exerted by each gas alone in the same volume. This means that the total pressure of the gases reacting together would have the same pressure as the product of the reaction.

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 Published A New System of Chemical Philosophy

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 Published A New System of Chemical Philosophy

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In his book published in 1808 ‘A New System of Chemical Philosophy’, he coined the atomic theory and was the first scientist to prepare a table on atomic weights. This theory is considered valid even today and laid the foundation for further studies in this field.

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Became the President of  the Manchester Literary and Philosophical society

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Became the President of  the Manchester Literary and Philosophical society

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Became the President of the Manchester Literary and Philosophical society in 1817.

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John Dalton passed away on July 27th 1844 in Manchester, England. He died to his third stroke without ever getting married

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This topic is relevant because of how many of John Daltons discoveries are used in modern science today. For example "Dalton's Law" helps scientist know how much pressure will be in a mixture of gasses before even mixing them.

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Q2: What did you know about your topic before this project, what have you learned?

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Q2: What did you know about your topic before this project, what have you learned?

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We knew very little about John Dalton's life and discoveries. Some things we knew were how he was a scientist and had a large impact of science today. We discovered how much of an impact he had on how we view science.

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Q3 Santiago: How have you personally grown in science this year thus far?

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Q3 Santiago: How have you personally grown in science this year thus far?

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This year I feel I've grown a lot in both how much I know and how much I understand. Starting off the year I had no idea what anything I know now was or how it worked, walking into the classroom for the first time I looked around to see so many things I didn't understand. Now after half a year if being here I come into class with a better understanding however I know there is still so much to learn. Besides just plain knowledge I've had a lot of fun in both science and STEAM in the first semester will all the experiments and group projects I feel that I come into this class being actually exited rather than some of the other classes. I am very happy to for one learn new things in this class as well as to have new experiences I'm truly proud of myself and how I've changed.

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Q3 Gavin: How have you personally grown in science this year thus far?

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Q3 Gavin: How have you personally grown in science this year thus far?

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I have grown in the understanding of several things About science I did not previously know. To start, I learned about the molecular level and what makes up atoms. I learned about protons, neutrons, and lots more. I also learned about matter and it's laws. This included the law of conservation of mass and changes in states of matter. One of the most interesting subjects I learned was physical and chemical changes. I was fascinated by how there are so many simple clues to recognize a physical or chemical change. These are just a few of the interesting things I learned.