Astronomy
The first female astronomer to be documented was Aglaonice. In the second and first centuries bc, Aglaonice and a group of other women were said to be able to make the Sun disappear. This was because they could predict eclipses. Learn more in Astronomy, one of the titles in the Women in STEM series.
GenresChildren's BooksGrowing Up & Facts of LifeFriendship, Social Skills & School LifeScience, Nature & How It WorksAstronomy & Space
24 pages
English edition · First published 2019 by SmartBook Media, Incorporated · ISBN 9781510544222
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