Titlebook: Joe Pawsey and the Founding of Australian Radio Astronomy; Early Discoveries, f W. M. Goss,Claire Hooker,Ronald D. Ekers Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2023

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An Inheritance of Intangibles, 1890sember 1865–30 June 1943) and Margaret née Lade (27 December 1879–8 August 1969). It was a humble enough beginning for a man who would have a life so different to almost all his countrymen. And yet Joseph Lade Pawsey’s individual experiences and unique career were shaped by the general trajectories o

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Just a Boy from the Bush, 1908–1925inded focus on ensuring he had a good education. In this, Margaret Pawsey was typical of many of her generation in highly prizing education, both for its own sake as well as for the opportunities that it could open up, and who were fierce in their defence of it amid other family economic priorities.

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New Opportunities in Australian Science, 1929 of his undergraduate years. There was a new sense in Australia that science would be important for a nation growing in independence and confidence, and the modern world was being rapidly and profoundly reshaped by technology. In this chapter we set out the social and intellectual background to Paws