Annie Jump Cannonn

1863–1941 (age 78)

Astronomer

Biography

Annie Jump Cannon, born in 1863, rose to prominence as a passionate and brilliant astronomer, charting the heavens and helping to lay the foundation for modern stellar classification.

Her dedication to scientific discovery and her mentorship of younger scholars inspired countless individuals and secured her place among the pioneers of her field.

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