This bingo card has a free space and 41 words: Lancaster, Massachusetts., eldest of seven children, ill-health, Cleveland, Ohio, studying music., Cambridge, “Harvard Annex.”, graduated in 1892, astronomy, research assistant, star brightness data, the Milky Way., variable star, meticulous eye for detail, Beloit, Wisconsin, arts assistant, May 1902, Edward Pickering, trouble with her eyes, problems with her hearing, 30 cents an hour, 80 women, ‘computers,’, calculations and data analysis, star’s distance from the earth, Edwin Hubble, parallax, ebb and flow of each star’s brightness, Magellanic Clouds, 1,777, Cepheid variable stars, longer periods, 1912 she published her breakthrough., graph, pulse rate, Nobel Prize in physics, 1926, devoutly religious, deaf, head of stellar photometry and 1921.
Henrietta Leavitt | Astronomy Bingo | Scientific Method/Science Process Skills | Space | Interpreting Data
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