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Las Chicas Son de Ciencias: 25 Cientã-Ficas Que Cambiaron El Mundo / Science Is a Girl's Thing

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Las Chicas Son de Ciencias: 25 Cientã-Ficas Que Cambiaron El Mundo / Science Is a Girl's ThingDescubre a 25 supercientficas que cambiaron el mundo y demostraron que las chicas son de ciencias! #ChicasDeCiencias Sabes cuntos descubrimientos cientficos debemos a las mujeres? Aunque en los libros de historia parezca que las ciencias son cosa de hombres, de eso nada: desde Agnodice, la primera mdica conocida de la historia, hasta Rosalind Franklin, la qumica que descubri la estructura del ADN, pasando por Vera Rubin, la astrnoma que vio lo que

Descubre a 25 supercientíficas que cambiaron el mundo y demostraron que ¡las chicas son de ciencias! #ChicasDeCiencias

¿Sabes cuántos descubrimientos científicos debemos a las mujeres? Aunque en los libros de historia parezca que las ciencias son cosa de hombres, de eso nada: desde Agnodice, la primera médica conocida de la historia, hasta Rosalind Franklin, la química que descubrió la estructura del ADN, pasando por Vera Rubin, la astrónoma que vio lo que nadie veía, las mujeres han sido pioneras en ciencias desde el inicio de los tiempos. Y aun así, ¿podrías nombrar al menos a diez chicas guerreras que lo petaron en el mundo de las ciencias?

Si no puedes, tranqui. Aquí tienes 25 ejemplos de supercientíficas que demuestran que las chicas y los laboratorios son una buena combinación.

¿Quién dijo que las chicas no eran de ciencias?

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Discover 25 superscientists that changed the world and showed that science belongs to girls! #ScienceGirls Do you know how many scientific discoveries we owe to women?

Even though history books constantly attribute science to being a man's thing, we'll have none of it: from Agnodice, the first female midwife or physician in ancient Athens, to Rosalind Franklin, the chemist who discovered the DNA structure, and Vera Rubin, the astronomer who uncovered the discrepancy between the predicted angular motion of galaxies and the observed motion, woman have been pioneers in science since the beginning of time. Even so, would you be able to name ten warrior women who have made such a great contribution to the world of science?If you can't, that's ok. Here, we offer 25 examples of superscientists that prove that labs and women go hand in hand. Who said science wasn't a girl's thing?
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Birmingham, US
★★★★★ 4
Easy reading, needs an edit pass
Format: Kindle
Bottom Line Up Front: good enough to buy sequels. The premise of the story is set up well, pacing is overall decent (coincidentally, about real-time with the reader). The characters are simple, boiling down to one property for personality, one for motivation, and one for looks. However, they play believably against each other and there's no feeling of railroading (except one place, more on that later). The chapter prefaces offer a nice world building method unconstrained by the first person exclusive story itself. On the other hand... Tell me the book was written during Trump-era mask mandates without saying "The book was written during Trump-era mask mandates". Those references, while amusing now, will be dead in a few years (unlike the reference to SpaceBattles which is eternal). Speaking of: The book could use a professional editor to fix things like "gravity thingamaBALL" being two pages later called a "gravity thingamaGRENADE" and described as a cylinder, easy to tie to. Clearly the author changed the shape for convenience but forgot to change the earlier mention (also, metal cylinders slip out of nooses. If you write an ACME 10-ton weight, shape it like a weight and be done with it ;). There were other similar niggles that I forgot now, and I saw no major plotholes... But remember: SpaceBattles forum feedback does not an editor equal. Overall, nice way to spend sick days with 40 C fever.
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KaylaKaze
New York, US
★★★★★ 5
Just from the beginning, I'm hyped
Format: Kindle
Just from reading the first few chapters, I'm excited. I hate having to deduct stars for non-story related issues, but this formatting is really hard to read. This is much easier to read on Neovel. I started reading it there after Amazon had recommended this book to me. I had no idea we had a web-novel to (light?-)novel pipeline in English! After the first few chapters, I bought the book here to support the author, but trying to read it is a very poor experience. The spacing and sometimes fonts are wrong and make it really hard to read, which is odd because the formatting is great on Neovel. It's almost like it was copied over into ebook using a poorly written tool that didn't properly convert various tags. The primary issue is a lack of indentation on paragraphs. There's also that the AI speaks in italics, but sometimes the italics are missing. Some edits have been made from the web novel, though they seem mostly spelling fixes. The character's point totals are significantly different in Chapter 26 of the web novel vs this book. I haven't re-read the ebook from the beginning though, so I don't know why there's such a difference. I'm not sure which one is better to read, though for some reason the author never put volumes 2 and 3 on Amazon so you'll need to read them over there anyway. Update: As a huge fan of the series, I raised my star rating even though I still stand by the formatting issues. It's not fair to have that tarnish the content rating though. Also, of course, future volumes have continued to be published since then.
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Irishnotfur
Waukegan, US
★★★★★ 5
it’s a very fun story
Format: Kindle
It’s got it’s issues but overall it’s fast paced, fun to read and some great lines from a snarky AI with a sense of humor
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Matt Mansfield
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★★★★★ 5
What a Great Ride
Format: Kindle
This book was a fun ride from start to finish. While not fully LitRPG, but sorta' LitRPG light based on the system that's set up, the world building makes sense and fits the story very well. The real shining star was the character development. I felt like I knew the characters after a few lines and as the story developed, casual comments helped build a deeper web of interrelationships. Also loved the blurbs at the start of the chapters - thought they really added to the world building and backstory in a fun way. Can't wait to read more about Cat!
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Laziel
San Leandro, US
★★★★★ 5
Wonderful
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This was everything I was hoping for and more. Great world building, awesome characters and a mythology that just left you wanting more. Little snippets at the start of each chapter that hints at the history of the world at large while also slightly framing the content of that chapter? Spot on. My one issue, and I believe others have pointed it out, is the fact that the text is grey and not white, which can make it harder to read when you’re, say, outside. But that’s a formatting thing and has no bearing on the contents. I’ll be waiting in line to get the sequel as soon as it appears! Oh, since Amazon can be iffy about it, the LGBTQ+ tag is accurate!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2021

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