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Queen of the Cosmos - Beatrice Hill Tinsley | Maria Gill; Alistair Hughes (Illustrator) Product Type_Locks These provisional judgements of theSummary Author Description Specs Beatrice Hill Tinsley lived every day as if she was on borrowed time. Over her short time on Earth, she was determined to further the world's knowledge of the stars and galaxies. But it was not easy being a female scientist in those times. She would have to make a heartbreaking decision in order to follow her destiny. Find out about this extraordinary woman, who became one of New Zealand's greatest scientists. For the