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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsThe Google doodle for today Honours Dr. Dilhan Eryurt, Turkish astrophysicist, on the 51st
Anniversary of the moon landing.
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The Google doodle for today Honours Dr. Dilhan Eryurt, Turkish astrophysicist, on the 51st (Original Post)
niyad
Jul 2020
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Thanks for posting. Always meaningful to learn about important female scientis!
bobbieinok
Jul 2020
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bobbieinok
(12,858 posts)1. Thanks for posting. Always meaningful to learn about important female scientis!
When I was kid in 40s and 50s, only woman scientist ever mentioned was Mme Curie
Eta---And there was always the not-always-so-hidden implication she got the Nobel Prize because of her husband. Because 'everyone KNOWS women aren't THAT good in science'
niyad
(113,205 posts)2. You are most welcome. You are correct, Mme. Cutie was the only one we learned
About, even though there were, and are, many. I manage to bring a few to our attention.
bobbieinok
(12,858 posts)3. And when she was mentioned it was often thusly PIERRE and Marie CURIE
niyad
(113,205 posts)4. Exactly.