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In science was also Kowalevskaya and Maria Curie. No one wiped them. But the contribution of all of them together, honestly, can be compared to the apple of Newton.

But why did you keep silent about the fact that education, the same as that of men, was inaccessible to women? And they gave the example of single women, whom their parents and husbands did not restrict access to knowledge, and even contributed to their accomplishment.
Someone expressed the wonderful idea that if Newton from childhood had been taught only to sew, and not to the exact sciences, then the same "apple" could only be met in his sewn composition on any canvas.