Mobile planetarium in school in Belgrade, Serbia

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Dr. Liliana Gracanin

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In cooperation with the Center for Promotion of Science, on Wednesday, 19th April 2017, mobile planetarium visited school ivo Andric in Belgrade. The pupils of the fifth and sixth grade, and Relja Gracanin, had the opportunity to follow interactive lectures on astronomy and expand their knowledge about the universe and cosmic bodies (planets, stars, satellites). The content of the lecture was very interesting, and the information that Sun is not immortal and that is now on half its life, has caused many reaktions.

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