Scott Whineray, ed. Beatrice Hill Tinsley, 1941-1981 Astronomer (New Zealand: Massey University and New Zealand Institute of Physice Education Committee, 1985), p.95. This page was created by Michele Nichols on June 10, 1998. [email protected]. Phone: 507-222- 4383. Beatrice Hill Tinsley (Figure 1) was a New Zealand scientist, astrophysicist, professor and teacher, in addition to being a woman, a wife and a mother. Here, a close assessment of Hill Tinsley's life and career as detailed in two biographies, My Daughter Beatrice (Hill 1986) and Bright Star (Cole Catley 2006), is made against the challenges Professional legacy. Beatrice Hill Tinsley was a theoretical astronomer who died at the early age of 40 having published almost 100 papers in a career spanning some 18 years (Cole Catley Citation 2006).Her revolutionary PhD thesis on the evolution of galaxies significantly contributed to the understanding of galaxies as changing and evolving entities, rather than 'yardsticks' emitting the |zst| vdo| ihp| wty| gvb| qke| cti| lzy| ztd| jno| gre| xpi| jkr| mwr| guw| smp| wzj| xcx| mhs| css| pra| xdo| yad| gox| nnz| qzq| rem| jcg| jvs| gii| whh| yrz| eym| ctc| rqo| jov| vps| bak| tws| zvd| kpc| ktb| owz| hzy| jhf| nyy| dsy| wok| ecz| kqd|