Want to be a NASA’s scientist for a day? The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment are challenging students in years 7–10 to think like scientists
https://t.co/GTyeWRINLY
@MBIEsci @curiousmindsnz @RocketLab@RasnzEd@EducationGovtNZ
Want to be a NASA’s scientist for a day? The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment are challenging students in years 7–10 to think like scientists
https://t.co/GTyeWRINLY
@MBIEsci @curiousmindsnz @RocketLab@RasnzEd@EducationGovtNZ
Know of Year-13s interested in studying #Astronomy or #Physics at university? Applications are⚡️now open ⚡️for the Elaine P. Snowden Astronomy School 2020 @UCNZ💫⭐️🔭 Camp dates: 19-24 April, apply now!!! 🤩
Learn more 👉https://t.co/787qLTdszM
On TONIGHT - an Introduction to astronomy – The origin of the elements
Peter Felhofer gives the talk on the origin of key elements essential to life on Earth (y'know we're all made of stardust!)
https://t.co/sjDHx7erGN
#STEMeducation#Chemistry#Astronomy@AuckAstroSoc@RasnzEd
The results of the #IAU100#NameExoWorlds campaign have been announced! Countries around the world were given the opportunity to name a designated star and #exoplanet, involving 780,000 people worldwide. What are the names selected from your country?
https://t.co/f8If6RZSK7
Despite lots of cloud around we still managed to show huge amounts of Aucklanders their first close up views of the Moon and when gaps allowed for it Jupiter and Saturn as well. A huge thanks has to go to Niven Brown for organising the event. Photography by Jonathan Green.
On Saturday the 5th of October, members of the Auckland Astronomical Society attended an outreach event at the Viaduct on Auckland cities waterfront, we were there to celebrate the international observe the Moon night by providing the public with free telescope views of the Moon!