Never give up!
Clever Korea (2)
Heat waves
Politics – by Martha Gellhorn
Making palmiers from left over pastry
Starting with the hard part
Diversity
Genius – Danniel Tammet
Clever Japan (3)
Magic trick
Not for you!
Cute child genius knows her bones
Angela Davies
87 years old!
Easy no-cook dinners
Clever girl’s great invention
Pokemon surprise fold
Date formats
Don’t worry!
Piglets
Adopted bear
Perfect cucumber sandwiches
Vera Rubin – astronomy warrior
When Vera Rubin arrived at Palomar Observatory in 1965, they told her she couldn’t stay.
“We don’t have a ladies’ room,” they said.
So she cut out a paper skirt, taped it over the little stick man on the bathroom door, and replied:
“There. Now you do.”
Then she walked in—and stayed in astronomy until the day she retired in 2014.
That was Vera Rubin: sharp, steady, and unstoppable.
Princeton refused her for grad school because she was a woman.
Her work? It shattered everything we thought we knew about space when Vera discovered dark matter.
“Don’t let anyone keep you down for silly reasons like who you are,” she once said.
Book vs reader
Have a glorious time
