#Lisa meitner

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i absolutely love physics, and have been learning about the history and chronological progress of it for the past months.

one thing that does bother me, is that there’s barely any women mentioned, especially back in history because well, we all know how terrible it has been for women.

but the women who DID manage to get a career or work done in physics, got their work stolen, not mentioned at all, or just got executed, (because how dare women have interests and intelligence), and it makes me so mad :’)

i hope the future of physics is brighter for women.

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I love women in stem

do YOU 🫵 love women in stem??

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because, per usual, males cannot come up with original ideas and only ever piggyback off the accomplishments of women

I’m so tired of how men keep co-opting any joke or trend women come up with. The bear or man question, men turned it into tiger or woman. Hot Girl Summer becomes Hot Boy Summer or whatever. And now the ‘women in male fields’ trend which men have co-opted and ruined it once again. In all of the ‘women in male fields’ jokes, these are real horrendous interactions women have had with men, literally not a single one is exaggerated or wrong. So men decided to co-opt it and of course they spout the most misogynistic BS, but not a single joke lands. They claim to be the funnier sex, yet they can’t even come up with their own original jokes or trends without making them sexist and lame. They take jokes women create and turn them into misogynistic, painfully unfunny ‘jokes.’ They constantly do this to undermine and overshadow us but even in that they’re failing miserably.

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If you’re so smart, then why are you dead?

To start, heres a list of scientists that some characters were named after:

Lisa Meitner (physicist, bad bitch)

Otto Hahn (physicist)

Kurt Gödel (mathematician) (shawn was sort of correct with the pronunciation)

Robert Goddard (physicist)

William Shockley (racist)

I thought this was an accident because James seems to snicker after but apparently it was planned by Dulé’s stand in Gyle (Gile?)

Gus really should have known this was Avogadros number if he took any kind of chemistry.

Were they originally going to have Shawns mom a cop too and thats why he said he was born with “an extra normal amount [of paranormalevolance]. Two cops to be exact.” I have a vague memory of someone mentioning it on a commentary.

I wish they had let Juliet have a little more participation in the solve and therefore the victory. Or better yet, gave her a separate case to solve on her own so we saw her really get a win under her belt. She could still ask Shawn for advice, or maybe while he’s doing his whole psychic episode bit to give her a clue she solves it without him, and Shawns left standing impressed. But also, you’re telling me that she wasn’t the primary when she went undercover at the sorority??

The way Dulé says “i never got carsick a day in my life!” ABSOLUTELY SENDS ME

But what really made the Gusters keep him from going? Was it just their overprotectiveness? Was shawn really his only friend? Are they still trying to protect him from the truth?

Somehow i got it in my brain that Shawn was responsible for Gus not getting in. I think i headcanoned that so hard i made it feel true lol i thought Shawn knew the whole time (i mean he must have seen Gus practicing and being extra anxious about something) and he somehow convinced his parents that Gus wouldn’t have been happy there. maybe part of that was true, but little Shawn just didn’t want him to go.

Either way, if the Gusters were actually concerned about quality of life, then they chose Gus’s happiness over his success which is such a juxtaposition to Shawn and his dad.

Or maybe they visited the school and saw a kid getting shocked and said fuck that.

Here’s another instance of Gus looking for where he went wrong in life. If only he’d spelt aggiornamento correctly, if only he’d gone to Meitner. Gus seems so unhappy with himself, and theres this underlying narrative happening that Gus might actually be depressed. Like in 9 lives when he’s convincing himself he’s happy, or in down the stretch when Shawn says Gus needed a victory more than him at the moment. This poor guy spent so much of his life being told he would go far, that he could do anything, so when he didn’t, he felt like a failure. And I don’t think that was his parents fault necessarily, i think he put that pressure on himself, simply because it was expected. He was the gifted kid who burned out, and now he’s settled into something safe, reliable, and unfulfilling.

Then you have this chess match with Shawn and Henry and we see Shawn demonstrate his own genius. But the juxtaposition here is that shawns pressure was external. Shawn also had the potential to go far but that ultimately isn’t what he strives for. Shawn just wants to have a good, fun life. Probably because his dad sucked the fun out of everything (let the kid call the knight Dwight, jesus henry).

Sidenote: I’m obsessed with finding this blonde guy in the background now haha

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TODAY. What is special about "Turning Point -The Bomb and Cold War"?

“This is the most important turning point of the human race.“ EPISODE 1 – The Sun Came Up Tremendous This Netflix series is well researched, and visually brilliant. What makes it so different, and remarkable, is its study of the psychological aspect, especially the powerful effect of mass psychology. Like all historical documentaries, it’s all about the men. However, Ironically, Lisa Meitner,…

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Character Masterlist

There's a lot of side switching, so this was a biiit hard to write...

The Hamato clan {#hamato clan}

Hamato Yoshi [#yoshi]

Hamato Splinter [#splinter]

Hamato Karai [#karai]

Leonardo [#leo]

Raphael [#raph]

Donatello [#donnie]

Michelangelo [#mikey]

April O'Neil [#april]

Casey Jones [#casey]

Mona Lisa [#mona lisa]

Venus [#venus]

Lita [#lita]

Hamato Allies {#misc:protags}

Angel Bridge [#angel]

Marra (insert last name here) [#marra]

The Mutanimals {#mutanimals}

Old Hob [#hob]

Slash [#slash]

Sally Pride [#sally]

Mondo Gecko [#mondo]

Seymour Gutz/Mutagen Man [#seymour]

The Foot {#foot}

Oroku Saki/The Shredder [#saki]

Jennika [#jennika]

Alopex [#alopex]

Bebop [#bebop]

Rocksteady [#rocksteady]

StockGen [#stockgen]

Baxter Stockman [#stockman]

Jake O'Neil [#april's dad]

Elizabeth O'Neil [#april's mom]

Lindsey Baker [#lindsey]

"Chet Allen" [#honeycutt]

The Earth Protection Force (EPF) [#epf]

John Bishop [#bishop]

Kara Lewis [#kara]

Sargeant Winters [#winters]

🔥SPACE PEOPLE🔥

Utroms {#utrom}

Krang [#krang]

Ch'rell [#ch'rell]

Ma'rielle [#ma'rielle]

Quanin [#quanin]

D'Hoonibians {#d'hoonib}

Zayton Honeycutt/the Fugitoid [#honeycutt]

Libby Meitner [#libby]

Harold Lilja [#harold]

The Triceratons {#triceraton}

Zanramon [#zanramon] - old tyrant

Zom [#zom] - new leader

Zog [#zog] - advisor

Neutrinos {#neutrino} (not developed yet but they will be there, i prommy)

Dask

Tribb

Zak

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history | historical women | europe

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Atom Çağının Kadınlarından: Lise Meitner

Atom Çağının Kadınlarından: Lise Meitner

Atom Çağının Kadınlarından: Lise Meitner Nükleer fiziğin annesi olarakta bilinen, Einstein’ın “Bizim Madam Curie’miz” dediği Lise Meitner, 1878’de Viyana’da Yahudi bir ailenin çocuğu olarak dünyaya geldi. Almış olduğu fizik ve matematik derslerinin ardından 14 yaşında Viyana Üniversitesi’ne kabul edilerek teorik fizikçi Ludwig Boltzmann ile çalıştı. 5 sene sonra fizik üzerine doktorasını alan…

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"Science makes people reach selflessly for truth and objectivity; it teaches people to accept reality, with wonder and admiration, not to mention the deep awe and joy that the natural order of things brings to the true scientist." -Lisa Meitner

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Jewish Historical Portraits - Custom decor object (BGC)

A small pet project of mine. Here are portraits of 13 Jewish individuals who influenced the fields of science, activism, and entertainment in the last 100+ years and have had an impact on my own cultural identity. Some you will likely recognize; others you might want to research! Below I put who each person is and what they are known for.

Download SFS | Dropbox

Feel free to tag me @historicalfictionsims if you use it, I’d love to see!   My TOU are here.  

Albert Einstein- physicist who discovered general and special relativity.

Lisa Meitner- physicist who worked with radioactivity and helped to discover nuclear fission.

Jonas Salk- discovered the first successful polio vaccine, an injection.

Albert Sabin- discovered the oral polio vaccine.

Lillian Wald- revolutionized public health nursing in New York City.

Rosalind Franklin- used x-ray refraction to consider the double-helical structure of DNA.

Clara Lemlich- garment workers’ union activist who started the Uprising of the 20,000.

Bess Myerson- Miss America, 1945.

Irving Berlin- composer of songs such as “Over There,” “Alexander’s Ragtime Band,” and “Blue Skies.”

Eddie Cantor- radio, movie, and television actor who coined the name “March of Dimes” for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.

Sid Caesar- comedian and actor, starred in Grease.

Anne Frank- one of the bestselling authors of all time.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg- second female Supreme Court Justice of the United States.

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Les Oubliées

Liste en construction : Ashera, Ishtar, Gaïa, Arthemis, Lilith, Ada Lovelace, Lisa Meitner, Cécilia Payne-Gaposchkin, Mileva Maric Eistein

Sources à creuser : Les Culottées de P. Bagieu, Tumblr les Invisibilisées

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1973/4

Il sorriso del grande tentatore

Also Known As (AKA)

East Germany Das Lächeln des großen Verführers

Ireland (English title) Tempter

Portugal O Sorriso do Grande Sedutor

Spain La sonrisa del gran tentador

UK The Tempter

USA The Devil Is a Woman

Venezuela El diablo es una mujer

West Germany Verbannt

Directed by Damiano Damiani

Music by Maestro Ennio Morricone

Filming Dates 9 July 1973

Release Dates

Italy 24 January 1974

UK July 1975

Soviet Union July 1975 (Moscow Film Festival)

USA 26 October 1975 (New York City, New York)

Portugal 25 November 1977

East Germany 16 November 1979

West Germany 1988 (video premiere)

Writing Credits

Damiano Damiani ... (story/screenplay)

Fabrizio Onofri ... (screenplay

Audrey Nohra ... (screenplay)

Filming Locations

Incir De Paolis Studios, Rome, Lazio, Italy

Rome, Lazio, Italy

technical specifications

Runtime 1 hr 45 min (105 min)

2 hr (120 min) (Italy)

Cast

Claudio Cassinelli: Rodolfo Solina

Glenda Jackson: suor Geraldine

Lisa Harrow: Emilia Contreras

Arnoldo Foà .: monsignor Badensky

Adolfo Celi: padre Borelli

Gabriele Lavia: principe Ottavio Ranieri d'Aragona

Francisco Rabal: vescovo Marquez

Duilio del Prete: monsignor Salvi

Ely Galleani: fidanzata di Rodolfo

Rolf Tasna: monsignor Meitner

Sara Sperati (accreditata come Adele Sperati): Principessa Alessandra Ranieri d'Aragona

Margherita Horowitz: Madre del principe Ottavio

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Tumblr I'm trying but these notes really got me. Women haven't helped inventions much? No female scientists? They joined for gender ratio and femnisist reasons?????? Aaaaahhhhh I'm gonna pull my hair out bc of these this is a post filled with female scientists/inventors and y'all freaking going there 'can only think of Marie Curie'

Oh I'm I'm sorry Rosalind Franklin? The okazakis? The wife

Tsuneko Okazaki? Many scientists are actually a husband and wife team if not only a woman

You want more?

Lisa Meitner Nuclear Physicist cheated out of the Nobel prize

SHALL I GO ON ???

Barbara McClintock

“I always remember having this fight with a random dude who claimed that ‘straight white men’ were the only true innovators. His prime example for this was the computer… the computer… THE COMPUTER!!! THE COM-PU-TER!!!

Alan Turing - Gay man and ‘father of computing’ Wren operating Bombe - The code cracking computers of the 2nd world war were entirely run by women Katherine Johnson - African American NASA mathematician and ‘Human computer’ Ada Lovelace - arguably the 1st computer programmer”

- Sacha Coward

Also Margaret Hamilton - NASA computer scientist who put the first man on the moon - an as-yet-unmatched feet of software engineering, here pictured beside the full source of that computer programme. #myhero

Grace Hopper - the woman that coined the term “bug”  

- @robinlayfield

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Lisa Meitner, Jocelyn Bell Burnell, Vera Rubin

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TODAY. What is special about "Turning Point -The Bomb and Cold War"?

“This is the most important turning point of the human race.“ EPISODE 1 – The Sun Came Up Tremendous This series is well researched, and visually brilliant. What makes it so different, and remarkable, is its study of the psychological aspect, especially the powerful effect of mass psychology. Like all historical documentaries, it’s all about the men. However, Ironically, Lisa Meitner,…

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Sei donne che hanno cambiato il mondo

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Sei donne che hanno cambiato il mondo

Gli scienziati famosi sono soprattutto uomini.

Galileo Galilei, Isaac Newton, Albert Einstein, Enrico Fermi, Luis Pasteur, Charles Darwin… perché non ci sono donne che hanno contribuito altrettanto alla scienza?

Gabriella Greyson, fisica e divulgatrice scientifica, in Sei donne che hanno cambiato il mondo ci racconta di questo, sfatando il pregiudizio che le donne non siano adatte a questi ruoli e spiegandoci attraverso la vita di sei scienziate, dei loro successi e delle discriminazioni che hanno vissuto i modi in cui nonostante abbiano contribuito a cambiare il mondo per i più siano state dimenticate. Marie Curie (1867-1934), Lise Meitner (1878-1968), Emmy Noether (1882-1935), Rosalind Franklin (1920-1958), Hedy Lamarr (1914-2000) e Mileva Marić (1875-1948), sono le donne di cui viene tracciata la storia completa ma sono molte altre quelle che vengono citate, da Ipazia, a Fabiola Giannotti (1960-) attuale responsabile del CERN, Barbara Mc Clintock (1902–1992), Wu Chien Shiung(1912 – 1997), Vera Rubin (1928 – 2016), Jocelyn Bell (1943-), Lisa Randal (1962-) a Samantha Cristoforetti (1977-).

Un percorso utile alle donne per capire che possono arrivare ovunque con la loro forza, ma soprattutto per gli uomini perché possano comprendere che non basta una metà dell’umanità per rivoluzionare il mondo. Perfino Einstein senza Mileva Marić forse non sarebbe stato altrettanto in grado di raggiungere o propri obbiettivi.