<prompt> Hlalosa menehelo ea Marie Curienan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the contributions of Marie Curie . Response in English: Marie Curie was a groundbreaking scientist whose pioneering research in the field of radioactivity earned her two Nobel Prizes and paved the way for further advancements in nuclear physics and chemistry. Born in Poland in 1867, Curie moved to France to study at the Sorbonne, where she met and later married fellow scientist Pierre Curie.Together, the couple conducted groundbreaking research on the mysterious radiation emanating from uranium, which they named radioactivity. In 1898, they discovered two new elements, polonium and radium, and began to study their properties. In 1903, Marie and Pierre shared the Nobel Prize in Physics with Henri Becquerel for their work on radioactivity.After Pierres untimely death in 1906, Marie continued her research, becoming the first woman to win a second Nobel Prize in 1911, this time in Chemistry, for her discovery of the elements polonium and radium, and their isolation in pure form.In addition to her research, Curie also played a critical role in developing the use of X-rays for medical purposes during World War I. She organized mobile X-ray units, known as Little Curies, which were used to diagnose injuries on the battlefield.Curies work laid the groundwork for future advancements in nuclear physics and the development of treatments for cancer and other illnesses through radiation therapy. Despite the dangerous nature of her work, which ultimately led to her death from radiation exposure in 1934, Curie remained dedicated to advancing scientific knowledge and improving human health. Her contributions to science continue to impact the world today. . Response in Sesotho: Marie Curie e ne e le rasaense ea makatsang eo lipatlisiso tsa hae tsa bopula-maliboho lefapheng la radioactivity li mo fumaneng Likhau tse peli tsa Nobel me tsa bula tsela bakeng sa tsoelo-pele e eketsehileng ho fisiks ea nyutlelie le khemistri. Curie o hlahetse Poland ka 1867, me o ile a fallela Fora ho ea ithuta Sorbonne, moo a ileng a kopana le rasaense-moho le eena, Pierre Curie, me hamorao a nyalana le eena. Hammoho, banyalani bana ba ile ba etsa lipatlisiso tse matla ka mahlaseli a makatsang a tsoang ho uranium, eo ba e bitsitseng radioactivity. Ka 1898, ba ile ba sibolla likarolo tse peli tse ncha, polonium le radium, me ba qala ho ithuta thepa ea bona. Ka 1903, Marie le Pierre ba ile ba arolelana Khau ea Nobel ea Fisiks le Henri Becquerel bakeng sa mosebetsi oa bona oa radioactivity. Ka mora lefu la tšohanyetso la Pierre ka 1906, Marie o ile a tsoela pele ka lipatlisiso tsa hae, ea e-ba mosali oa pele oa ho hapa Khau ea bobeli ea Nobel ka 1911, lekhetlong lena e le Chemistry, bakeng sa ho sibolla likarolo tsa polonium le radium, le ho itšehla thajana ha tsona ka mokhoa o hloekileng. Ntle le lipatlisiso tsa hae, Curie o ile a boela a phetha karolo ea bohlokoa ho ntsetsopele ea tšebeliso ea X-ray bakeng sa merero ea bongaka nakong ea Ntoa ea I ea Lefatše. O ile a hlophisa likarolo tsa X-ray tsa mobile, tse tsejoang e le Little Curies, tse neng li sebelisetsoa ho hlahloba likotsi. lebala la ntoa. Mosebetsi oa Curie o ile oa rala motheo oa tsoelo-pele ea kamoso ea fisiks ea nyutlelie le ntsetsopele ea kalafo ea mofetše le mafu a mang ka kalafo ea radiation. Ho sa tsotellehe boemo bo kotsi ba mosebetsi oa hae, oo qetellong o ileng oa mo bolaea ka lebaka la mahlaseli a kotsi ka 1934, Curie o ile a lula a ikemiselitse ho ntšetsa pele tsebo ea saense le ho ntlafatsa bophelo bo botle ba batho. Menehelo ea hae ho saense e ntse e tsoela pele ho ama lefatše kajeno. 