Marie Tharp

Celebrating the life of celebrated American geologist and oceanographic cartographer Marie Tharp Google on Monday used nearly 40 musical slides including some animated ones to. Marie Tharp was born in Ypsilanti Michigan on July 30 1920.

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She was the only child of her parents Bertha Louise Tharp and William Edgar Tharp.

. Tharp passed away in 2006 but her work has forever changed the fields of geology and ocean exploration. On this day in 1998 the US Library of Congress named Marie Tharp one of the greatest cartographers of the 20th century. Below read some of the lesser-known facts about this history-making.

Below read some of the lesser-known facts about this history-making. According to the Google doodle page Marie Tharp was born on July 30 1920 in Ypsilanti MichiganMs Tharps father worked for the US Department of Agriculture and gave her an early. These maps are helpful in showing the structure and evolution of the sea floors.

Tharps father worked for the US Department of Agriculture and gave her an early introduction to mapmaking reminds the doodle. Connect the Dots. But Tharps discovery of the 10000-mile.

That was the case in 1953 when a young geologist named Marie Tharp made a map that vindicated the controversial theory of plate tectonics. Marie Tharps pioneering contributions to seafloor mapping helped reveal Earths submarine landscape in unprecedented detail. Marie Tharp was born on July 30 1920 and was one of the brightest minds in the state of Michigan with an early interest and passion in map reading and cartography.

Tharp passed away in 2006 but her work has forever changed the fields of geology and ocean exploration. Marie Tharp was born on July 30 1920 in Ypsilanti Michigan. Marie Tharp July 30 1920 August 23 2006 was an American geologist and oceanographic cartographer who in partnership with Bruce Heezen created the first scientific map of the.

The interactive on Google Doodle features a narration on. He collected soil samples. These are the three notable women that are currently living.

Born in 1920 her childhood featured an early. Tharp passed away in 2006 but her work has forever changed the fields of geology and ocean exploration. Marie Tharp Early life.

In 1948 when Marie Tharp began working at the Lamont Geological Laboratory now the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory at Columbia University very little was. The story of Marie Tharp is being narrated by Caitlyn Larsen Rebecca Nesel and Dr. Tiara Moore in todays google doodle.

Marie Tharp Ypsilanti 30 de julho de 1920 Nyack 23 de agosto de 2006 foi uma geóloga e cartógrafa oceanográfica que em parceria de Bruce Heezen criou o primeiro mapa científico. Marie Tharp was an American geologist and oceanographic cartographer who created the most groundbreaking ocean maps that proceeded to shift the perceptions of the world. Tharps father was a soil surveyor for the United States Department of Agriculture and she therefore moved around the country.

Although her findings were initially dismissed by fellow. Marie Tharp was born in Ypsilanti Michigan on July 30 1920 to William and Bertha Tharp. Her father worked for the United States Department of Agriculture.

Mapping the Seafloor and Discovering the Mid-ocean Ridge by Marie Tharp Chapter 2 in Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia. APRIL 1 1999 Taken From Connect the Dots. Geologist Marie Tharp born 1920 is known for her maps of ocean floors.

Mapping the Seafloor and Discovering the Mid-ocean Ridge Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia Twelve Perspectives on the First Fifty Years. Below read some of the lesser-known facts about this history-making. A pioneer in her field renowned cartographer Marie Tharp undoubtedly influenced the course of mid-twentieth century geography in America.

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