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ESO schools competition

  • 16-10-2003 1:06pm
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    albertw
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    From John Flannery (South Dublin Astronomy Society)

    Cheers,
    ~Al
    --
    Irish Federation of Astronomical Societies
    www.irishastronomy.org

    -- hi everyone,

    I just came across this at lunchtime today ... it's acompetition being run by the European Southern Observatory for schools and the closing date is OCTOBER 30!!!

    follow the web-link ...
    http://www.eso.org/outreach/eduoff/catchastar/

    the current list of registered projects is at
    http://www.eso.org/outreach/eduoff/catchastar/cas-projects.html -- and there's only one from Ireland!!! A total of 140 projects have been registered so far and statistically there's a very good chance of being in the prizes. So thinking caps on folks!!!

    <snip>

    why? Well, Irish students have had an extraordinary success in international schools competitions organised by Space and Telescope agencies. Three Blackrock College pupils were the overall European
    winners of a similar ESO event a couple of years ago and won trips to Chile. A member of the same group was also part of the overall winning team in a Nasa-hosted world-wide contest on designing an orbiting space
    station. Another student in Meath also won a trip to see the launch of the European built X-ray Multi-Mirror satellite from Koukoru in French Guyana. Let's keep up the Irish success story!!!

    any takers?????

    John


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