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This month is marked by the 50th Anniversary of the arrival of man on the Moon and most of the activities presented are related to this event. From Spain we present you a whole Party...
With the festivities of 50 years of the Apollo missions foreshadowing the mission Arthemis we can conclude that our participation was passionate, dynamic, and of course a success. Our target audience estimate was 500 people...
The students discussed the importance of this event. They watched documentary films made available by Roger Weiss of NASA's Johnson Space Center. On July 16 they watched Roger Weiss's facebook live on Nasa. We also...
Stars over the city of Ohrid Our activities took place in the classroom. A set of videos and pictures, we discovered and analyzed small and large stars. Written, drawn and read on the theme of...
Space Science Topics include astronomy , celestial bodies and other subjects related to the study of the universe. https://ooudimitarmiladinov.weebly.com/4 viii 1047104510521032104010581040-1048-10551054104410401051104510501059.html#
This talk is about one of the strangest scientific detective stories of the last 50 years, an exciting quest for a new form of matter. When leading Princeton physicist Paul Steinhardt began working in the...
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