Tag archives: women in astronomy

A woman who lived in Germany in the late Middle Ages who studied everything and did almost everything. He was an extraordinary person for everything he did, the influence and power he had, how respected and revered he was and how far ahead of his...

If you have ever heard of Fátima of Madrid, known as the Andalusian astronomer, daughter of the astronomer Maslama al-Mayrit (the Madrilenian), and her Treatise on the Astrolabe, I have to give you bad news: there is no document in which name it. The first time you see...

Hypatia was an extraordinary woman, the first documented mathematician, as well as an astronomer and philosopher, at a time when women were not encouraged to pursue these fields. He dedicated himself to cultivating science and philosophy, without being known to marry or have children. It was a…

A woman who lived 4,300 years ago, who achieved the highest status for a woman, the first documented author and astronomer in history. Enheduanna, Mesopotamia (2285-2250 BC) Having reliable information about a woman who lived 4,300 years ago seems a difficult task. But this woman must have been a character...