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Grasping Mysteries: Girls Who Love Math

Grasping Mysteries showcases the lives of girls who loved math, including: Caroline Herschel, Florence Nightingale, Hertha Ayrton, Marie Tharp, Edna Lee…
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Florence Nightingale's application for the Royal Statistical Society. Love Math, Society, Bullet Journal, Girls, Florance Nightingale, Toddler Girls
Florence Nightingale's application for the Royal Statistical Society.
Vera Rubin will have a U.S. observatory named after her, the first woman to be so honored. Physics High School, Physics Teacher, Lowell Observatory, National Academy, Academy Of Sciences, Astrophysics
Vera Rubin will have a U.S. observatory named after her, the first woman to be so honored.
Grasping Mysteries: Girls Who Loved Math Mystery, Book Cover
Grasping Mysteries: Girls Who Loved Math
Vera Rubin at Vassar College telescope Institute Of Physics, Science Girl, College Aesthetic, Physicist, Recent Events, Nobel Prize, Dark Matter
Vera Rubin at Vassar College telescope
President Barack Obama and Katherine Johnson the real life star behind Hidden Figures and a brilliant mathematician who served NASA at a crucial moment in history. Joe Biden, Durham, Women In History, Black History, Hidden Figures, John Glenn, Black Presidents, African American History
President Barack Obama and Katherine Johnson the real life star behind Hidden Figures and a brilliant mathematician who served NASA at a crucial moment in history.
Katherine Johnson Research Center NASA Nasa Langley, Live In The Now, Centennial, Coleman, Facility
Katherine Johnson Research Center NASA
Vera Rubin with Hillary Clinton Galaxy Ngc, Georgetown University, Spiral Galaxy, Mathematicians
Vera Rubin with Hillary Clinton
Rubin Observatory First Named after a woman Stephen Hawking, Einstein, Nobel Prize In Physics, National Science Foundation, Dark Energy, Dark Heart
Rubin Observatory First Named after a woman
Vera Rubin 1965 Carniegie Institute Lisa Randall, Cosmic Consciousness, Annual Meeting
Vera Rubin 1965 Carniegie Institute
“During all my years at NASA, I never stopped tutoring, always remembering how powerful it can be to speak life into a young person’s spirit and help expand the vision of what’s possible for his or her future, especially as it involves math and science.” – Katherine Johnson Speak Life, Always Remember, Expand
“During all my years at NASA, I never stopped tutoring, always remembering how powerful it can be to speak life into a young person’s spirit and help expand the vision of what’s possible for his or her future, especially as it involves math and science.” – Katherine Johnson
Vera Rubin on the right by her grandmother and sister
Vera Rubin on the right by her grandmother and sister
Karen Uhlenbeck, first woman to receive the esteemed Abel Prize in 2019 The L Word, The New Yorker, Big Data, Donald Trump, Real Life, Institute For Advanced Study, Gender Politics
Karen Uhlenbeck, first woman to receive the esteemed Abel Prize in 2019
National Museum of Mathematics, NYC National Museum, Mathematics, Facade, New York City, Nyc, Explore, Trips, Education, Math
National Museum of Mathematics, NYC
Vera Rubin Passed Away, Feminine, Remember
Vera Rubin
Caroline Herschel's dress Carline, King George Iii, Lace Cuffs, Astronomer
Caroline Herschel's dress
"What does a scientist look like? More draw women." Woman Drawing, Pen Drawing, Drawing Sketches, Drawings, Drawing Women, Sketching, Science Club, Science Biology, Science Resources
"What does a scientist look like? More draw women."
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