Annie Jump Cannon
Also known as AJ Cannon
astronome américaine
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Annie Jump Cannon was an American astronomer who lived from 1863 to 1941 and made significant contributions to the field of astronomy during her lifetime. [I cannot provide a complete accurate overview with only her name, birth/death years, and nationality—key information about her specific accomplishments and why she matters is not included in the provided context.]
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Annie Jump Cannon, née le 11 décembre 1863 à Dover (Delaware) et morte le 13 avril 1941 à Cambridge (Massachusetts), est une astronome américaine. Elle est connue comme étant la principale autrice de la classification de Harvard, première contribution fondamentale à la classification des étoiles en fonction de leurs températures et de leurs types spectraux. Elle était suffragette et membre du National Woman's Party.
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