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Pedro Saizar

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Member Since: Jun 2010

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mario casadei

Close to 700 friends from over 40 countries have "jumped across borders" to be together in the new "Astrónomos sin Fronteras" page in Facebook.

In just 2 weeks, we shared over 30 new posts in Spanish including GAM events, tips to look at the night sky and much more.

We also received contributions from our fans, such as this picture from Mario Casadei, a resident of Argentina, who captured Jupiter and 3 of its satellites by just hanging his mobile from his 4.5-inch telescope.

Come and join us at: www.facebook.com/astronomossinfronteras

You will "like it" !

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Astronomer (PhD from Ohio state University), and educator. Outreach/ education coordinator at the Museum of Paleontology Egidio Feruglio. Advisor with local "Friends of Astronomy" group.

Location:	Trelew, Chubut Argentina
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