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[[File: | [[File:Emilia_Randrup_New.jpg|300px|thumb|Emilia Randrup in her home in [[Dalen]] around 20[[Ð]]]] | ||
Emilia Randrup is a physicist and inventor from [[Dalen]] born around -21[[Ð]]. She is regarded by many people as the greatest physicist of our time, even winning the extremely rare [[Commonwealth Platinum Plaque]]. Her work has lead to many inventions, without which life nowadays would be unthinkable. | Emilia Randrup is a physicist and inventor from [[Dalen]] born around -21[[Ð]]. She is regarded by many people as the greatest physicist of our time, even winning the extremely rare [[Commonwealth Platinum Plaque]]. Her work has lead to many inventions, without which life nowadays would be unthinkable. | ||
==Personal Life== | ==Personal Life== | ||
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Randrup was always interested in how the world worked, already formulating her own theses of gravitation at just 8[[Ð]] old. She was very devoted to sciences, which her teachers managed to notice very early on. In -3[[Ð]] she moved to [[Åranvik]] to study physics at the [[Åranian school of Mathematics and Applied Sciences]], this education would proove to be very uselful in her further career. | Randrup was always interested in how the world worked, already formulating her own theses of gravitation at just 8[[Ð]] old. She was very devoted to sciences, which her teachers managed to notice very early on. In -3[[Ð]] she moved to [[Åranvik]] to study physics at the [[Åranian school of Mathematics and Applied Sciences]], this education would proove to be very uselful in her further career. | ||
===Following [[Erich Reimer]]'s works=== | ===Following [[Erich Reimer]]'s works=== | ||
With the etablation of the [[Commonwealth]] at 0[[Ð]], Randrup took a trip to [[Lanborg]]. There, she caught wind of a physician called "[[Erich Reimer]]" whose work was | With the etablation of the [[Commonwealth]] at 0[[Ð]], Randrup took a trip to [[Lanborg]]. There, she caught wind of a physician called "[[Erich Reimer]]" whose work was still unsafe to use. Therefore, she set a goal to follow his steps in invention and met his brother, who showed her his documents found in [[Stráskúr]]. Along the way, she met a [[Lanborg]]ian mathematician named Eva Ármannsson, who she ended up marrying in 4.21[[Ð]].[[File:Emilia_Randrup_Marriage.jpg|300px|thumb|Emilia Randrup at her wedding in 4.21[[Ð]]]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:38, 16 October 2025
Emilia Randrup is a physicist and inventor from Dalen born around -21Ð. She is regarded by many people as the greatest physicist of our time, even winning the extremely rare Commonwealth Platinum Plaque. Her work has lead to many inventions, without which life nowadays would be unthinkable.
Personal Life
Before Birth
In -67Ð the War of Dignity broke out and with it many Åranian families fled to the Thorildhøj region. These also contained all four of Randrup's grandparents. Randrup's maternal grandparents went to Dalen while her paternal grandparents settled in Tungsolne. Later, both of her parents were, just like many of their Åranian peers, members of the Orange Party. They met each other during a party-assembly around -30Ð.
Early Life
Randrup was always interested in how the world worked, already formulating her own theses of gravitation at just 8Ð old. She was very devoted to sciences, which her teachers managed to notice very early on. In -3Ð she moved to Åranvik to study physics at the Åranian school of Mathematics and Applied Sciences, this education would proove to be very uselful in her further career.
Following Erich Reimer's works
With the etablation of the Commonwealth at 0Ð, Randrup took a trip to Lanborg. There, she caught wind of a physician called "Erich Reimer" whose work was still unsafe to use. Therefore, she set a goal to follow his steps in invention and met his brother, who showed her his documents found in Stráskúr. Along the way, she met a Lanborgian mathematician named Eva Ármannsson, who she ended up marrying in 4.21Ð.
