Interestingly, dust of dying stars is hit with extreme temperatures, shock-waves and particles which allow carbon molecules to survive radiation for billions of years (intrinsic to solar system creation)...
FACT - climate change is impacting upon the diversity and behaviours of microscopic organisms throughout the oceans of the planet: these fragile organisms are invaluable to the sustainability and protection of marine ecosystems...
In 1861, French neurologist Pierre Broca identified a front lobe area of the brain associated with speech. Autopsies of two deceased patients who had lost speech ability revealed neurosyphilitic lesions; demonstrating the area of the brain used for voice muscles.
Dr Laura Forster (1858–1917) was a British colonial neurologist & surgeon. In 1914, she joined the British Red Cross & carried out the first surgical operation by a woman in the war. The extreme demands (20-hour days) & unrelenting war exhausted her: she died from this and flu.
In 1856, US-scientist Eunice Foote published 'Circumstances affecting the heat of the Sun's rays'; explaining the causes of the greenhouse gas effect. Being a woman, she did not receive due credit, but her finding preceded all male papers by five years.
In 1856, Danish astronomer Dr Theodor Brorsen documented a globular cluster 350 Light Years away. The first one being recorded in 1665. The 1856 finding enhanced knowledge about why & how stars might cluster in galaxies: astrophysicists continue to study & debate this today...
@eobrien04 Sending you gentle waves of friendship; hoping they help to invigorate your spirit...
In 1849, Germanic scientist Dr Arnold Berthold pioneered endocrinology; a branch of biology and medicine dealing with the endocrine system, its diseases and specific secretions known as hormones. This would enhance comprehension of how hormones affect the human body.
It is interesting that the Anglican hymn 'All Things Bright & Beautiful' was written in 1848, at the peak of The Industrial Revolution (i.e. humans busying themselves in destroying Nature, while the hymn was designed to encourage children to preserve Nature).