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Meet the Harvard Computers, the undervalued women who mapped 400,000 stars
by Madeleine Muzdakis
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22 March 2021
On 22 March 2021 My Modern Met reported:
Have you heard of the Harvard Computers? The Harvard Computers were a group of pioneering and under-appreciated women researchers who worked at the Harvard College Observatory in the late 19th and early 20th century. Edward Charles Pickering, the male director of the observatory, began hiring women to crunch numbers in his quest to document all of the stars in the sky. These human 'computers' have been largely consigned to the footnotes of history, but their contributions to astronomy helped catalog and map over 400,000 stars and helped to build the foundations of modern astronomy.
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