Caroline Herschel

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Caroline Herschel


Born
in Hannover electorate, Holy Roman Empire
March 16, 1750

Died
January 09, 1848

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British astronomer Caroline Herschel discovered numerous comets and assisted in work of William Herschel, her brother and the father of John Frederick William Herschel.

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“My dear nephew was only in his sixth year when I came to be detached from the family circle. But this did not hinder John and I from remaining the most affectionate friends, and many a half or whole holiday he was allowed to spend with me, was dedicated to making experiments in chemistry, where generally all boxes, tops of tea-canisters, pepper-boxes, teacups, &c., served for the necessary vessels, and the sand-tub furnished the matter to be analysed. I only had to take care to exclude water, which would have produced havoc on my carpet.”
Caroline Lucretia Herschel, Memoir and Correspondence of Caroline Herschel