Mary Somerville was a great mathematician and astronomer of her time. In 1826, on the day one of her experimental in physics papers was read by the Royal Society of London, the UK’s National Science Academy. Science has gave many honor to the great scientist and Somerville crater is one of them. Actually Somerville crater is a small lunar crater in the eastern part of the Moon which is named after her.
Google has placed the Doodle on its home page to remember the work of the great scientist Mary Somerville. Do you know who was the great scientist Mary Somerville for which Google Doodle has been displayed in such an impressive way . You can know more about the Mary Somerville in the article for which Google Doodle has been displayed.
In the Doodle displayed by the Google, she was a great mathematician and astronomer of her time. In 1826, on the day one of her experimental in physics papers was read by the Royal Society of London, the UK’s National Science Academy. In a bid to recognize the day, Google has displayed the Doodle as a honor by which her work was being read in the worlds prestigious institutions like the Royal Society of London, the UK’s National Science Academy.
In the Doodle displayed by the Google, she was a great mathematician and astronomer of her time. In 1826, on the day one of her experimental in physics papers was read by the Royal Society of London, the UK’s National Science Academy. In a bid to recognize the day, Google has displayed the Doodle as a honor by which her work was being read in the worlds prestigious institutions like the Royal Society of London, the UK’s National Science Academy.
Mary Somerville was born on 26 December 1780 in Scotland and her father was Vice-Admiral Sir William George Fairfax.
She studied mathematical and also astronomy in which she was interested from her childhood. It was her interest in the Mathematics which inspire her to study about the plane and spherical trigonometry, conic sections.
Later she studied also the Astronomy in which she was much interested and studies advance also in the related subjects. Later in the field of mathematics and astronomy, she was nominated to be jointly the first female member of the Royal Astronomical Society.
Somerville has many research and thesis with her name and later she conducted experiments to display the relationship between light and magnetism. It was "The magnetic properties of the violet rays of the solar spectrum", the thesis of experiment which was read in the Royal Society in 1826."
Science has gave many honor to the great scientist and Somerville crater is one of them. Actually Somerville crater is a small lunar crater in the eastern part of the Moon which is named after her.
Google has tried to recall the day when her thesis was read on the day by the Royal Society of London, the UK’s National Science Academy in 1826.
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