This cache is part of an occasional series about Women in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics). The cache is not located at the posted coordinates.
DriveToWander has always been supportive of the Women In STEM caching series, but he has been begging and pleading for the chance to create a puzzle himself. A woman can take only so much groveling, so I finally acquiesced in late March. He immediately started thinking about STEM professionals he wanted to highlight, and brainstormed a long list. He went to bed a bit early and woke up before the crack of dawn yesterday, claiming it was to catch a plane but we all know the truth, namely that he was incredibly eager to finish making this puzzle.
Note: If you believe any of the above saga (except the waking up early to catch a plane), please check your dictionary because it's probably missing the word gullible.
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to identify the phrase that goes into the geochecker to reveal the coordinates. Specifically, here’s the question you need to answer: what do all of the people listed below have to do with the Women in STEM series? Enter your answer into Certitude to get the coordinates for the cache.
It’s likely you will recognize many of these people but DriveToWander and I both encourage you to be the “advanced student” and look up any you don’t recognize.
AVogadro’s Number
PythagorEan Theorem
MooRe’s Law
HalleY’s Comet
BrailLe
BrownIan Motion
STudent’s t-test
Celsius, Kelvin and FahrenheiT
NobeLium
CartEsian Coordinates
NewTon’s Laws of Motion
SilHouette
PastEurization
BayeSian Statistics
SchrödingEr’s Cat
DArwin Award
FerRis Wheel
EulEr’s Number
MAson Jar
SaLisbury Steak
DoppLer Effect
ScovillE Units
SaXophone
FAllopian Tubes
FerMat’s Last Theorem
HiPpocratic Oath
IsLets of Langerhans
BoylE’s Law
KrebS Cycle
PoissOn Distribution
GrashoF Number
HeiMlich Maneuver
ArchimedEs Principle
BerNoulli’s Equation
TurIng Machine
HeisiNberg Uncertainty Principle
PaScal’s Triangle
RichTer Scale
VEnn Diagram
GrahaM Crackers
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