Chandra

Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar 1983 Nobel Prize 🇮🇳 🇺🇸

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My second House
📍University of Chicago

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My wife died at the age of 103 in 2013, she then joined me in the sky

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When I died in 1995 at 84 from a heart attack I don’t remember feeling it, it’s weird.

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Did you know that I received around 20 honours between 1944 and 1984.

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Did you know that my uncle was also a Nobel Prize ?

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Did you know that I’m born in two countries, Pakistan and India.

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Young Chandra was a Chad

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Nothing is more perfect.

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I don’t even remember saying that.

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@trezza_conrad Kyrie is a bozo

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@trezza_conrad Impossible you are always saying the truth my G 🅿️

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@Albertfmhs Always saying the truth

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@Albertfmhs I like it.

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In 1999, four years after my death I was able to see the Nasa launching Chandra in the sky, my house !!

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I graduated from High School at 15 and received a scholarship to go to Cambridge which was awesome!

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I also developed theories on star atmospheres, the illumination of the sunlit sky, star structures and star mass.

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A little bit later, in 1953 I became a U.S citizen !!

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I joined the staff of the university of Chicago from assistant professor of astrophysics to Morton D.Hull distinguished service professor of astrophysics in 1952 !!

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When I discovered Black Holes, I realised that it’s a massive star that can collapse under her own gravity to reach enormous or even infinite densities.

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From 1952 to 1971 I was an editor for The Astrophysical Journal. It was very nice to share my work with Eugene Parker !!