Williamina Fleming discovered more than 10,000 stars, in which she discovered 59 gaseous nebulae, 310 variable stars and 10 novae.
The Horsehead Nebula can be found in the constellation Orion. Its name comes from its resemblance to a horse's head. The Horsehead Nebula was first discovered by Williamina Fleming in 1888.
because when he looked at the sky he saw the stars he connected the stars and he connected one and he called it big dipper because he was the first one to discover the big dipper.
There are no known pink stars. Stars emit light across a range of colors, with some appearing more red or blue depending on their temperature, but pink stars are not a naturally occurring color in stellar spectra.
The Horsehead Nebula was discovered by Mrs. Williamina Fleming on Harvard College Observatory Bache Telescope plate B2312, noted by Professor E. C. Pickering in his Harvard Annals publication of new objects discovered by photography at Harvard in Cambridge, Massachusetts, published in 1890. The discovery was made by her on June 27, 1888, and the plate was exposed on February 6, 1888. It was Mrs. Fleming's job to examine and analyze the photographs for details and possible new objects. Professor Pickering also reported that his brother, William, had immediately speculated that the nebula consisted of dark, obscuring matter: and thus from the very beginning, the correct scientific nature of the phenomenon was comprehended. However, though the large bright nebula IC-434, upon which the Horsehead is superimposed on Earth's line of sight, was catalogued in 1895 (with a mistaken attribution to "Pickering", not Fleming), the Horsehead itself was not generally acknowledged in astronomical catalogues for some years, until Edward E. Barnard included it as his item no. 33 in a paper containing a list of 182 dark 'markings', published in 1919. Though others photographed the Horsehead after 1891, Barnard was apparently the first person to observe and study it visually, in 1913. Stephen Waldee, a California amateur astronomer and researcher, turned up the forgotten and unacknowledged facts in the old Harvard publication and -- with the cooperation of Martha Hazen, Curator of Harvard's Historical Photographs -- the original plate, during a research project in 1989/90. The saga of Mrs. Fleming's work on the nebula and other such objects discovered in Harvard's early photographic program was chronicled and published over the next few years, in a joint Waldee-Hazen paper, a magazine article, and eventually a large research website. Mrs. Fleming's work was finally professionally recognized (unfortunately not her Horsehead discovery!) in 1908, with the publication of the second Index Catalogue; she found no fewer than 59 gaseous nebulae on various Harvard photographs made in Massachusetts and Arequipa, Peru. In addition she discovered novae and hundreds of variable stars. But her seminal discovery of the Horsehead was not understood prior to the Waldee-Hazen paper of 1990. -- Stephen R. Waldee
yes of course she is world wide !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! xxx
Williamina Fleming was born on May 15, 1857.
Williamina Fleming died on May 21, 1911 at the age of 54.
Williamina Fleming died on May 21, 1911 at the age of 54.
Her discovery is was to be an astronomer!!!!!!! Nobody knows how she even became an astronomer????????? She became an astronomer by discovering about them and she took a class on how to become an astronomer........ Williamina Fleming studied on stars because that is what the astronomers do. Fleming contributed to the cataloguing of stars that would be published as the Henry Draper Catalogue. She studied more than 10,000 stars.
Williamina Fleming was born on May 15, 1857 and died on May 21, 1911. Williamina Fleming would have been 54 years old at the time of death or 158 years old today.
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The Horsehead Nebula can be found in the constellation Orion. Its name comes from its resemblance to a horse's head. The Horsehead Nebula was first discovered by Williamina Fleming in 1888.
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