both hard for the layman to understand
And general relativity is easy for the layman to understand?
more abstract in its importance
Noether's theorem isn't particularly abstract, it's a very direct mathematical statement about action, symmetry and conservation laws. It's introduced quite early in studies of quantum physics.
they've simply made vastly fewer contributions.
I wonder why that could be, given that women were not schooled as men were, treated as chattel and denied equal civil rights until the 20th century.
I hope at some point in your degree you pick up a thing or two about critical thinking, then you might be equipped to recognise what fallacious feminist garbage that argument is.
Ah, I see you have an agenda.