Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar

Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar (1910 - 1995) was a Indian American Astrophysicist, Mathematician, scientist who spent his professional life in the United States. He was the best Indian American person. his science work was mostly with planets. He was a Planet lover. He has worked in London for 2 years. Chandrasekhar was Awarded the Nobel prize in 1983 with William Alfred Fowler. Chandrasekhar did some of his other Astrophysics work in Williams Bay, Wisconsin. He was the one to discover when a star dies, the gravity pulls up. In 1999 4 years after his death, NASA check out what happen when a star dies. With black holes, he made the Chandrasekhar limit, his best project. He was a Lover of Planets. His boss was Mourton D Haul. He got a letter from Arthur Eddington to go to Cambridge. He was after Srinivasa Ramanujan to go to Cambridge, England.

Early life
Chandrasekhar was born in Lahore, Punjab,British India (now, Pakistan), to a Tamil Brahmin Family. Chandrasekhar had 10 siblings. He was born in the side of Lahore witch is now in Pakistan. He was the third oldest in his family. His 2 big sister's are Rajalakshmi and Balaparvathi. They were born in Mumbai, then they moved to Lahore. his younger sister's are Sarada, Vidya, Savitri, and Sundari. His brother's are Vishwanathan, Balakrishnan, and Ramanathan. Chandrasekhar's uncle was CV Raman. They lived in Lahore for 6 years. In 1916 when Chandrasekhar was 6 year's old, his family left Lahore to Allahabad for 2 year's, then settled back in Madras in 1918, where his mother is from. His father is from Tiruchirappalli. Chandrasekhar is originally from Madras, Madras Presidency, British India, (present dayChennai, Tamil Nadu, India]]. In 1922, chandrasekhar had is degree at home. His mother taught him Tamil and his father taught him English.He mostly grew Madras.He was living in the neighborhood Triplicane in Madras. as a child, he loved Planets. In 1928, Chandrasekhar attended Madras Presidency college. Then in 1930, he went to Cambridge, England at Trinity college.

At the University of Cambridge
In 1930, Chandrasekhar traveled to England and met Arthur Eddington.