She made the discovery, but a man got the Nobel. A half-century later, she’s won a $3 million prize.

Jocelyn Bell Burnell has created a telescope to work in cold and cold weather in the UK. We installed over 100 miles of cable and copper in the wind blowing area near Cambridge. She manipulates the equipment, analyzes the data, and carefully examines the miles on the recording paper recorded with ink.

Everyday is an award - winning scholar. Last year she was awarded the Blue Planet Prize sometimes called the "Environment Nobel Prize". We also received the 21st Century Scientist Award, Sophie Prize, International Space Award, Heinz Prize, Midori Award, Volvo Environmental Award. The Blue Planet trophy brought about $ 450,000 research funds and her students had to put it on a trolley. Daily comment: "I am not a real trophy"

In 1974 the Jews received the Nobel Prize in Physics for his role in pulsar discovery. That year, he shared a prize with Berbern, not the British radio astronomer Martin Lyle. Belbern stated that she was not irritated by excluding it, but stated that he is not a graduate student, but understands the logic of rewarding the leadership and supervision of the team. Bell Burnell is now known for important pulsar work - not only that. The breakthrough award also highlighted the importance of Berbern's guidance and leadership contribution. For example, in the past 50 years, she served as Chairman of the Royal Astronomical Society and served as Physics Department and the first Female Principal of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. (Berbernell is currently the president of Dundee University in Scotland and a visiting professor at Oxford University in the UK.

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