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Eunice Newton Foote (Goshen, July 17, 1819 – Lenox, September 30, 1888) was an American climatologist, inventor, and advocate for women's rights from Seneca Falls, New York.[1] She was a leading researcher who discovered a key to understanding the greenhouse effect, climate change, climate science, and meteorology.[2]

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she was an amateur scientist and she studied at the Troy women´s Seminary

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she was an amateur scientist and she studied at the Troy women´s Seminary

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Laura Casaus

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Eunice Newton Foote was an American climate scientist, inventor, and women's rights advocate from Seneca Falls, New York.

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Eunice was a climatology scientist and US inventor and the women 's right defense in the Seneca Falls, New York.

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Eunice Newton died in 1888 at the age of 69.She was the first person to theorize climate change more than 160 years ago. But the merit was not recognized for being a woman and three years after its publication two scientists claimed the finding, one of them winning the Nobel Prize.

TRADUCCIÓN:
Eunice Newton murió en 1888 a los 69 años de edad. Ella fue la primera  persona en teorizar el cambio climático  hace más de 160 años. Pero no se le reconoció el mérito por ser mujer y tres años después de su publicación dos científicos se adjudicaron el hallazgo ganando uno de ellos el Premio Nobel.

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Eunice Newton died when she was 69 years old, on the 30th of September 1888, in Lenox.

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Eunice Newton Foote (1819-1888) was the first scientist to investigate that large increases in the concentration of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO₂) could cause global warming and cause what is now the greenhouse effect. but no one recognized him because he was a woman.

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Eunice Newton was famous for being the first scientist who found out that the sun´s rays affect the atmosphere's gases.

But, do you know?...
- For 150 years ago, nobody heard about Eunice Newton. Not even the scientist.
- Years ago, the women who studied science, were considered rares.
-Eunice approved with other 67 women and 32 men (including her husband), Universal suffrage in science.

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Her mother was Thirza Newton and his father was Isaac Newton Jr.

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This is a video explaining Eunice Newton´s life . She was a scientist,she discovered greenhouse gases.

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Eunice Newton Foote: Unsung Heroes of Science 2019

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She was an important scientist from the USA,she was born in 1819.   David Benedet     

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She was an important scientist from the USA,she was born in 1819.   David Benedet     

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Eunice had two daughters, Augusta Foote and Mary Foote. Her husband was Elisha Foote

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https://youtu.be/Ztmo_SCNEII

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Seminary students from Troy Female Seminary could attend classes  at the nearest science college where Foote learned the fundamentals of chemistry and biology

TRADUCCTION

Los estudiantes del seminario del Troy Female Seminary podían atender a clases de facultad de ciencia más cercana, donde Foote aprendió los fundamentos de química y biología.

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Eunice Newton died at the age of 69 in 1888, but she was not recognised until a few years ago. In 2011 Raymond P. Sorenson, an independent researcher, revealed that at the eighth annual meeting of the AAAS (American Association for the Advancement of Science) in 1856 the most significant work was overlooked: that of Eunice Newton Foote, whose research was presented at the meeting by Professor Joseph Henry, because at that time, women were not allowed to attend the AAAS. Furthermore, in 2016, the Canadian climatologist Katharine Hayhoe did a research and rescued Foote's communication published by The American Journal of Science and Arts; and in that year, the climatologist Ed Hawkins published a "tweet" with which the vindication of the scientist would begin.

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Eunice Newton Foote was born un Goshen, Connecticut(USA).

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Eunice Newton is famous because she signed with other  women the "Declaration of Sentiments " ,the  first woman's rights convention celebrated at Seneca Falls sited in New York .This declaration is considered the firts feminist document.
She is also famous due to her scientific work about climatology.
She was a brilliant woman in science as well as in politics.

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Eunice Newton was a pioneer in climate science and a prominent feminist.

Eunice believed that men and women should have equal access to science education, which was a wild idea in the early 19th century.

Eunice Foote had a strong character and well-defined convictions: she believed that women had the right to be as free as men and to receive higher education. She was also one of the women who prepared and signed the Seneca Falls Declaration, which called for women’s civil, social, political and religious rights.

Eunice Foot, a woman in a man’s world.

Despite discovering the Greenhouse Effect, Eunice Foote was not a professional scientist and, worse, she was a woman in a century when women were not were taken seriously.

In 2010 Eunice’s work was recovered and a fact was revealed: she had been a woman, the first person to discover it. More than 10 years have passed since that rediscovery and almost no one knows yet that the greenhouse effect was discovered by a woman. Almost no one knows Eunice Foote.

One wonders if this would be different if she had been a man.

Like many other female scientists forgotten by history, Eunice’s story highlights the forms of discrimination that kept women from being forgotten in the world of science.

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Eunice Newton was born in 1819 in Goshen, Connecticut (USA).

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Seneca Falls was the hostel of a parish, a place that would go down in history in 1848 to celebrate the first meeting that claimed the rights of women around the world.

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Climate change refers to the long-term variation in temperatures and weather patterns on the planet, attributed primarily to human activity, especially the use of fossil fuels.

TRANSLATION
El cambio climático hace referencia a la variación a largo plazo de las temperaturas y los patrones climáticos del planeta, atribuida principalmente a la actividad humana, en especial, al uso de combustibles fósiles.

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Eunice Newton Foote: Unsung Heroes of Science 2021

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Eunice Newton Foote  grew up in Bloomfield,New York and was educated at Troy Female Seminary in 1836-37 where she studied scientific theory taught by Amos Eaton. Her mother was Thirza Newton. Her father was Isaac Newton Jr., from Goshen, who later became a farmer and entrepreneur in East Bloomfield. She had six sisters and five brothers.

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The murder of ancient Alexandria's greatest scholar - Soraya Field Fiorio

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She went to the museum to read and to listen to her father discuss ideas with other scholars.

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She was loved and admirated by her students and people came from all over the world to hear her lectures.

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She also was an important teacher of philosophy.

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In March 415 a group of people murdered Hypatia.

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Although Hypatia´s teachings were not religious,some Chistians saw them as pagan.

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She lived in Alexandria during the last years of the Roman Empire

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Her father taught her mathematics, science, literature, phylosophy, and art.

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Hypatia's father wanted to make sure she was physically fit and her physical education consisted of rowing, swimming and a horse-riding.

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Her views became less accepted in the city.

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Sus puntos de vista se volvieron menos aceptados en la ciudad.

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Laura Casaus

Hypatia was born in Alexandria, Egypt, in about 355

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Unlike most girls of her days, Hipatia was not kept at home with female relatives 

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She was the daughter of Theon of Alexandria who was a teacher of mathematics at the Museum of Alexandria and a keeper of the library in Egypt.

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A lot of what we know about her is from letters that were written by some of her most famous students.

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In her time, she was the world's leader in mathematics and astronomy.

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When she returned from her studies in Athens, Hipatia was asked to teach at the Neoplatonic School of Alexandria.
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Cuando regresó de sus estudios en Atenas, se le pidió a Hipatia que enseñara en la Escuela Neoplatónica de Alejandría.

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Pagans belived in many gods rather than a single god.

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During this time there was a bitter religious conflict between Christians, Jews, and pagans.

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Hypatia was an Egyptian woman who became a symbol of learning and science.

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She studied maths, science, astronomy...

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She studied maths, science, astronomy...