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Future great physicist Richard Feynman\u2019s little sister Joan was once told by her grandmother that women cannot deal with science, because “their brains are not able to overcome it.” Joanna, who had been helping her brother with his first science experiments and there was crying, even the example of Marie Curie could not console her because Curie, twice Nobel Laureate” was just a mythical figure” to her.<\/p>\n
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On the occasion of his sister\u2019s 14th<\/sup> anniversary Richard Feynmane presented her a book on astronomy, on 407th<\/sup> page of which Joan found the book quotes of Cecilia Peyni, who, without a doubt, was a women who “overcame” the science. With the famous story began Joan Feynman\u2019s career as a geophysicist and astrophysicist who worked for more than 40 years in American universities and NASA.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Especially for those who agree with Joan\u2019s grandmother it is necessary to get acquainted with stories of such the female astronomers, physicists, biologists and mathematicians as Sesilia Peyn-Gaposhkina, Kendis Pert, Karolina Hershel, Mery Somervile, Natalia Sarsadskikh \u2013Larisa Popugayeva who are worthy to be not less popular than Sofya Kovalevskaya and “fabulous” Marie Curie.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n