国立アメリカ歴史博物館のインスタグラム(amhistorymuseum) - 7月17日 22時01分

Before women could travel to space, pioneering astronomer Maria Mitchell taught her students at a women’s college to study the stars using tools like this sextant.
Sextants can measure the distance between two visible object—often an astronomical object (a star✨, a moon🌘, etc.) and the horizon.
In 1878, Mitchell and a team of Vassar graduates were some of the only women to travel to study the 1978 total eclipse of the sun. Discover more about this trail-blazing and barrier-bashing teacher by clicking the link in our bio.
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reibert.info I have amazing photos #treasurehunter #treasure #bayonet  #knife #metaldetecting #metaldetector #metaldetectingfinds #dirtfishing #detecting #relichunting #metaldetect #digger #relics #finds #antique #relic #antiques #archeology #artifacts #artifact #artefact #ancient #archaeology

belovedmamanerd @amhistorymuseum you may need to edit your photo description. You forgot the astronomers name in the paragraph about her.

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oracle33c It took 100 years of travelling to see this eclipse?

moonpennymarilyn 👍That’s what we used to navigate on our sail boat

blathers_kate @motoredheart Maria Mitchell

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