Night Seeker / Kravelkythera
aEven if we don’t know it Matilda effectthe Matilda effect In Greek, he literally made history. The term, as it explains the celebration of science”Researcher’s night“On Her Page”, pIt describes the attribution of women’s scientific achievements to male scientists. This bias against recognizing women in the world of research and science is brought to us by Kravelkithra – it’s not even a word through 8 different drawings».
One of the stories of female scientists who did not find the place they deserved in the history of science was hers Divinelywhich is presented to us as “Ancient Greek mathematician and astronomer. He lived in the sixth century BC. He is one of the most famous astronomers and cosmologists in ancient times. She was first a student, and then the wife of Pythagoras. He taught astronomy and mathematics in the schools of Pythagoras, and after his death he participated in spreading his teachings. There is historical evidence that important theories, such as the “golden ratio,” have had their own agonies. The work of Theanos, according to historical sources, was known to her contemporaries and was a source of inspiration for many men and women of antiquity. However, some historians of antiquity, as well as more modern historians, have chosen to overlook her contribution to science.».
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