For 135 years, the Eiffel Tower bore 72 names—every one of them a man. Not a single woman. Until now. In a historic move, Paris will finally inscribe the names of women scientists on its most iconic monument. This isn’t just a correction—it’s a long-overdue roar against centuries of erasure. Women were never absent. Just unacknowledged. Now, the world must read the story anew—and this time, in gold.

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