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Jan 4, 2010

Global Astronomy Month


After the tremendous success of 100 Hours of Astronomy, astronomers all over the world said "It was fantastic. Let's do it again!" and so the Global Astronomy Month was born.

The event aims to recreate the huge impact that the International Year of Astronomy 2009 had regarding bringing astronomy to the general public. It will be celebrated this April by astronomy clubs, observatories and planetariums in all corners of the world. The extended period of time will give the opportunity to dodge weather surprises by just rescheduling the planned activities. Moreoever, the intensified communication between organisers will give the chance to inspire oneself from others idea in real time.

More info on the official website.

One people, one sky

4 comments:

  1. I really love that impact of astronomy year.. Even knowing 100 hours of astronomy was a great event, this can be perfect...

    By the way, Happy happy happy new year... :)
    Aziz...

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  2. Hi, Aziz!
    Happy New Year! :)
    Yes, IYA2009 put astronomy in the spotlights as hobby or science for the public and as interesting subject for the media. It's great that we can add on this during one month annualy even after 2009.

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  3. Thanks for campaign about GAM 2010

    Wishes

    Manoj

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  4. Hello, Manoj!

    My very pleasure! You were right about the personal effort that needs to be done. It will be an aspect we will focus on in communication!

    Best,
    Oana

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