In the late 19th century, Irish astronomer Annie Scott Dill Maunder revolutionized solar astronomy using a camera of her own design. She began as a “lady computer” at the Royal Observatory in 1891 and later collaborated with Edward Walter Maunder, whom she married in 1895. Though marriage ended her paid role, she continued her research unpaid, traveling the world to photograph solar eclipses. While many of her discoveries were credited to her husband, her determination led to her election as a F