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Vera Rubin was known for her work "Galaxy Rotation Problem Dark Matter Rubin Ford Effect" which explained that "galaxies must contain about ten times as much “dark” mass as can be accounted for by the visible stars." Meaning that she uncovered that starts at the "edge of our solar system are moving just as fast as those towards the center, as the ones we see with a microscope.

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The study of galaxy rotation rates study the plot of orbital velocities, of stars or gas versus their radical distance from the galaxy's center

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Vera Rubin

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Other important scientists in this field

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Other important scientists in this field

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Fritz Zwicky

Henry Ford

Norbert Thonnard

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Not much is known about her father (Philip Cooper) besides that he was born in Lithuania, and was an electrical engineer for work

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Not much was also known bout her mother (Rose Cooper) besides that she was a second generation American...to later marrying Philip Cooper and having two kids

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Study Galaxy rotation rates

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School's Vera Rubin Attend: Cornell University

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School's Vera Rubin Attend: Cornell University

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Pioneered work on the study of Galaxy rotation rates, and finding evidence on existing dark matter

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In her field Vera Rubin was known to be very Cheerful, enthusiastic, and positive

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She also discover a galaxy (NGC 4550); she also discovered/ found evidence of Zwicky’s dark matter discovery...