Alexander Fleming: The Accidental Discovery

Imagine a world where a simple scratch could lead to a deadly infection.

But then, one accidental discovery changed the course of human history. It's 1928.

Dr. Fleming, a Scottish bacteriologist, was famous for his messy lab

habits. He left for vacation, forgetting to cover a petri dish

of Staphylococcus bacteria. Upon his return, a peculiar sight awaited him: mold had contaminated

his culture! Instead of discarding it, his scientific curiosity sparked.

The mold was killing bacteria! This accidental discovery became penicillin, saving millions of

lives since World War II. From a forgotten dish to a medical marvel.