I visited the McDonald Observatory in Alpine, TX recently on my vacation. Definitely worth a visit for those interested in learning more about telescopes and how they are contributing to many cool science... https://t.co/OtOu7RrnTO
Celebrate your public library in a big way next week to help people gain a better (and different) understanding of this amazing resource in their community. https://t.co/E95yZ9kDRo
We love the work that the Tom Green Public Library System in TX is doing with and for their community. Just one of many cool projects -bringing in Eurekus for an educator night and another event for the public. https://t.co/ipVh2CPWC9
The Librarian Guide to Citizen Science and other great resources for Citizen Science Day can be found here:
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I will be at the Maine Science Festival all day tomorrow in Bangor showing people how to use reflector telescopes. There are 60 of these telescopes in public libraries around Maine that you can check out like a book.... https://t.co/Wc73Wl8CTs
Get outside and enjoy nature even if it is for only five mins. Cornerstones cares about healthy citizens.
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A news article from 2017 about Homewood Public Library in AL and their circulating telescopes. Love their enthusiasm for STEM in libraries.
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For all those Maine libraries and others that have a Makey Makey, this is a cool project. CoS provided Makey Makey’s to all who attended the CoS Library Partner Summit a few years ago. https://t.co/uP2wW4a5Y5 https://t.co/uP2wW4a5Y5