Gam Blog 2014
1 The Changing Face of Astronomy MIKE SIMMONS Founder, President, Astronomers Without Borders. 2 Try Astronomy! NICOLE GUGLIUCCI Postdoctoral astronomer, educator, CosmoQuest. 3 Lessons on Astronomy for Development KEVIN GOVENDER Director, IAU Office of Astronomy for Development. 4 Flying Telescopes? THIJS KOUWENHOVEN Professor, Kavli Institute for Astronomy and Astrophysics, Peking University. 5 A Science Campaign in India AJAY TALWAR TWAN photographer, India. 6 Musings on the 75th Anniversary of McDonald Observatory SANDRA PRESTON Assistant Director, Education and Outreach, McDonald Observatory. 7 Linked with Light KIMBERLY K. ARCAND Visualization lead, NASA Chandra X-ray Observatory. 8 Sharing the Sky DAVID LEVY Astronomer,...
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Get Involved
What are Affiliate Groups? Affiliates are organizations of any kind that want to be members of the Astronomers Without Borders community. From astronomy clubs to telescope manufacturers, any group with an interest can become an AWB Affiliate. Both free and supporting memberships are offered. Affiliates can be registered by any current individual member. Join Astronomers Without Borders worldwide astronomy community. Get the latest news and program updates, and take part! There are observing programs, online programs, and more to join in with your fellow astronomy enthusiasts around the world. We all share the same sky, and in Astronomers Without Borders...
Centre for Science Education and Observatory Planning Committee
From left to right: Chuck Ruehle, Susan Ruehle, Mponda Malozo Mponda Malozo devotes much of his time to ensure science is embraced by the children of Tanzania and has committed to promote science through astronomy. He is an amateur astronomer, and works with the Tanzanian Ministry of Agriculture as an environmental and agriculture expert. He is the national coordinator for Universe Awareness-Tanzania. The program is currently represented in six regions with more than 15 astronomy science clubs nation-wide. He translates Space Scoop News into Swahili for Tanzanian children and the general public through www.unawetanzania.org and www.unawe.org . Through translation of...
Live AWB Hangout
LIVE AWB Hangout Join with the guests; Carolyn Porco, Helen Schell, Thilina Heenatigala and others on 26 September at 16UT
