First woman appointed Astronomer Royal
- Professor Michele Dougherty has been appointed the first female Astronomer Royal, a historic achievement in astronomy.
- She is recognized for her pioneering work on the possibility of extra-terrestrial life on one of Saturn's moons.
- Dougherty expressed disbelief at her appointment and looks forward to engaging the public with astronomy's importance.
- The appointment is seen as a recognition of Dougherty's outstanding work and commitment to astronomy.
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UK Appoints Michele Dougherty As First Female Astronomer Royal In 350 Years
Ever looked through a telescope and dreamed of the stars? Michele Dougherty did—and that childhood wonder just made history.Prof Dougherty, who didn’t even study science in secondary school, is now the UK’s first female Astronomer Royal in 350 years. Yes, the official space adviser to King Charles III. And she’s not just sitting behind a desk—she’s helping send probes to Jupiter’s icy moons in search of life.The role of Astronomer Royal dates ba…
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