Sisters of the Sun
An episode of the Incredible Questions Of Science by Science Fuse podcast, hosted by Science Fuse, titled "Sisters of the Sun " was published on July 2, 2020 and runs 13 minutes.
July 2, 2020 ·13m · Incredible Questions Of Science by Science Fuse
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Summary
Join our Science Communicators, Hamza and Imama as they travel to Harvard University and take a trip down memory lane to 1901 when a group of women called Harvard computers uncover the secrets of our universe.
Episode Description
Join our Science Communicators, Hamza and Imama as they travel to Harvard University and take a trip down memory lane to 1901 when a group of women called Harvard computers uncover the secrets of our universe.
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