ASTRONOMY is the topic! Did you know that at the moment the 100 hours of Astronomy are being celebrated?
Find out what it is about, and post a COMPULSORY comment under this post stating 3 things that you can say about it. The deadline is April 25th!
78 comments:
Miss Florence, the three things I can say is
1: That they wanted to be a fundamental science in daily life, and the Science Popularisation Association of Communicators and Educators called it "100 hours of ASTRONOMY"
2: It was since Thursday
3: At the Jantar Mantar.
Miss Florence, until know I could only found that this includes, a range of genres from the earliest astronomy and mythical cosmology contained in the Bible.I am going to look for more information in google, when I can.
the wiki is great...keep on posting
xxx
meli b
1)It is a 100-hour, round-the-clock that goes around the globe.
2)THis event goes from research observatories, public observing events and other activities around the world.
3) It is a 100 Hours of Astronomy is a global event from 2 to 5 April when you can discover the Universe in different ways
Domi 6c
Hello Miss Florence!
the 100 hours of astronomy is: a global astronomy event from 2 to 5 April when you can discover the Universe with the rest of the world! and it is a project from the international year of astronomy!
i got this info from my parents and from google ( just to tell you)
xoxoxxo
martu.p olivos 6 b
O my god really thats very impressive I didnt know haha what a mistery i going to find out more about the astronomy its very interesting.
bye!!! Santi . C 6a pchica
O my god i didnt knew, its very impressive and wierd. I will try to investigate about astronomy
bye!!! santi c 6a pchica
Hello Miss Florence!
I can't believe it, more than 100 hours of celebretion about astronomy!! Well I tell you some things I know about this event:
.For 100 hours, the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, will give the public a chance to turn their eyes to the skies with the help of some powerful telescopes.
.To mark the 400th anniversary of the year Galileo used a telescope to study the sky, The University of Toledo Department of Physics and Astronomy will participate in the international 100 Hours of Astronomy celebration(a party that had started in Thursday,April 2)
.Famouse astronomers will be answering your questions(Where the party in taking place)
Good bye!
Josefina G.M 6A
Hello Miss Florence, the three things I can sau are:
1: It was organized by 100 hours and Gianluca Masi.
2:Date:2-5 April
3:runs over the entire 100 Hours of astronomy
hello miss florence this are the things I found about the 100 hours of astronomy:
.100 Hours of Astronomy is a global astronomy event from 2 to 5 April when you can discover the Universe with the rest of the world! A project of the International Year of Astronomy, there are free public activities happening all around the world, and online right here.
.100 Hours of Astronomy officially begins at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, where museum-goers will get a close-up look at the telescope that Galileo turned to the heavens 400 years ago. The event will also be webcast live.
.Organizers expect many more events in the 140 participating countries during the rest of the International Year of Astronomy.
.With this occasion, visitors can see a live transmission of the greatest telescopes in the world.
I think this is ok
belu s 6C
miss florence, the three things i can say is 1.100 Hours of Astronomy begins, a cornerstone project of the International Year of Astronomy 2009 celebrating the 400th anniversary of Galileo's original telescopic exploration of the sky.2.the 100 years of astronomy started on thursday3.is a global astronomy event from 2 to 5 April.
nicolas .i.
Hi Miss Florence, here they are the 3 reasons:
1-that started the 2 of April and finishes on the 5 of April.
2-they made the 100 hours of astronomy because of the 400th anniversary of Galileo Galilei.
3-they gaved both the campus community and the general public the opportunity to learn more about astronomy.
Bye,
Agustina F.
hi miss Florence here they are the 3 reasons:
1-it was from the 2nd of April to the 5th of April.
2-they made the 100 hours of Astronomy because to celebrate 400 years of Galileo Galilei.
3-they gaved both the campus community and the general public the opportunity to learn more about astronomy.
HERE THEY ARE THE 3 REASONS!
Bye,
Agustina F.
Miss Florence, the three thigs I can say about the 100 hours of astronmy are:
1)They will take place from April 2 to 5.
2)It is likely to be the highest-profile event of the International Year of Science.
3)Famouse astronomers will be able to answer your question while the party takes place.
Hope this is ok,
Vicky 6c Olivos
Hello Miss Florence:
I could thind some things about the 100 hours of astronomy.
Here they are:
1.That the project is organizated by the international year of astronomy.
2.That is a global astronomy event.
3.That is from the 2 to the 5 of April.
I couldnt see it but I imagine it was fun,
see you next week,
sofi 6c
Miss Florence, the three things are:
1. It is from 2 to 5 of April where you can discover the hole universe
2. This celebration of 100 hours is made because of the 400 universary of galileo galilei
3.They are going to be a lot of people from different places looking at the universe...astronomers are going to answer all the questions!
I think this would be fun!! the blog is great... bye...Agus M. 6a pchica
Miss Florence,here I have some information about the year of science,
1) It last 100 hours around the globe, by the International Astronomical Union
2)It started in Thursday 2 of april and finished the 5
3)It is a global astronomy event
xoxoxo
Cata A.
Miss florence I found out this things:
1- it is a global event that takes part from 2 to 5 of April.
2- A project of the International Year of Astronomy.
3-there are free public activities happening all around the world.
Santiago A.
Hi Miss Florence, I have the 3 things about astronomy,
1:It started the 2nd of April and it finished the 5th of April.
2:It is a global event.
3:It is a project of the International Year of Astronomy.
Ivan.S 6C
Hi Miss Florence i investigated and i found out that:
1: it was from the 2 to the 5 of April.
2: The 1oo hours of astronomy was made becouse of the 400 aniversary of Glileo.
3: It was a global astronomy event.
Bye !!!! Tomas Y.6c
hello miss florence,
this are my 3 things about the 100 houers of astronomy:
1.is a global astronomy event from 2 to 5 April
2.Franklin Institute will kick off both the exhibit and "100 Hours of Astronomy"
3.you can discover the Universe with the rest of the world!
lourdes
6c
the 100 hours of astronomy is a year-long celebration of astronomy, taking place in 2009 to coincide with the 400th anniversary of the first recorded astronomical observations with a telescope by Galileo Galilei.
Eduardo r.c
Celebrations and exhibitions are planned throughout what has been officially designated the International Year of Astronomy
is a year-long celebration of astronomy, taking place in 2009 to coincide with the 400th anniversary of the first recorded astronomical observations with a telescope by Galileo Galilei.
its a global event from the 2 of april till the 5 of april
Toni,s 6b pchica
1)the celebrations of 100 hours of astronomy are because the 400 anniversary of galileo galilei
2)it is from 2 to 5 of april
3)100 Hours of Astronomy begun in Philadelphia
xoxo
Miri 6a pchica
Miss Florence the three things that I can say are:
1. 2009 is the international year of astronomy
2. It is to learn the use of astronomical instruments like sun dials and telescopes.
3. It is organized by UN and the Indian astronomy unit.
Valu 6a pchica
Sorry Miss florence I was seeing the blog and I found that I had forgot to put my name in my comment!
It was this:
Hello Miss Florence, the three things I can sa are:
1: It was organized by 100 hours and Gianluca Masi.
2:Date:2-5 April
3:runs over the entire 100 Hours of astronomy
And the date was: April 8, 2009 6:46 PM
Last comment was mine sorry I forgot again to put my name
Santi.G 6C Olivos
Hello Miss Florence,
I have information about the 100 hours of Astronomy:
* The 100 Hours of Astronomy brought over 100 countries together, celebration of astronomy. The world visited 80 professional observatories around the world during a 24-hour live online tour, and more than a million people had their first close-up views of the Moon, Saturn, the Sun and other objects of interest through telescopes.
Goodbye,
Ramiro Sa. 6b
Miss Florence,
I've found lots of things about the 100 hours of astronomy but three important things could be
1 It is celebrated from the 2nd to the 5th of April over 100 countries which are brought together with the objective of celebrating the year of astronomy (2009)
2 The world visited 80 professional observatories around the world during a hole day online tour
3 It oficially begins at the Frankling Institute which is located in Philadelphia
Well Miss Florence see you on Monday!
Good Byeee
delfi 6b
Miss Florence, three things that I can say:
1:It was since Thursday
2:At the jantar mantar
3:It takes place in 2009 to coincide with the 400th anniversary of the first recorded astronomical observations with a telescope by Galileo Galilei and the publication of Johannes Kepler's Astronomia nova in the 17th century.
fede g 6c
Hi Miss Florence!
Here are the three things I can say:
1. The 100 hours of astronomy is the 2 to 5 of April were you can know things about the Universe.
2. It is celebrating the 400th Galileo Galilei's years.
3.It was at the Jantar Mantar the 100 hours of astronomy!
Nice blog,
Ceelii P.
hello miss florence, I found this three interesting things:
1-they would visit many observatories around the world.
2-they will also observe from telescopes that are in space.
3-it took place in april 2 to april 5
alan t.
hello Miss Florence I didnt found so dificult this and my 3 things are
1) also 100 countries are celbrating the 100 hours of astronomy in it is argentina.
2)For this event were 80 specials telescopes to see the space made to the people look the space the astronoms make them.
3)All this is celebrating the 400 years of Galileo.
tomas f olivos im sory I did the corrections
The 100 Hours of Astronomy represents a great opportunity for AWB’s Affiliate network to lead the way in the world’s greatest public outreach event. And it won’t just be separate star parties. New media technologies will allow everyone to experience the event in distant places, with interaction making it one big event. A 24-hour global star party, originally planned as an AWB activity, will now be part of the 100 Hours of Astronomy, not only bringing astronomy to the public but connecting AWB Affiliates and others.
Agus M. olivos 6a
Hi Miss Florence
here i put you some information.
2-5 April brought over 100 countries together in a planet-wide celebration of astronomy.
The world visited 80 professional observatories around the world during a 24-hour live online tour.
More than a million people had their first close-up views of the Moon, Saturn, the Sun and other objects of interest through telescopes.
objects of interest through telescopes.
XOXO MARTU.R 6A OLIVOS
1.at the Jantar Mantar
2.100 Hours of Astronomy, 2-5 April brought over 100 countries together in a planet-wide celebration of astronomy. The world visited 80 professional observatories around the world during a 24-hour live online tour, and more than a million people had their first close-up views of the Moon, Saturn, the Sun and other objects of interest through telescopes. A Cornerstone Project of the International Year of Astronomy brought the Universe to all the world's citizens to discover for themselves.
3.Around the World in 80 Telescopes, 24-hour Research Observatory Webcasts: Astronomers at professional research observatories around the world took viewers inside their telescope domes and control rooms during a live 24-hour webcast on 3 April.
mili stengel6a
Miss Florence, the three things about astronomy is that:
1:it is an around-the-clock, worldwide event with 100 hours fo entertainment.
2: astronomers, enthusiasts, educators and other participants are going to bring astronomy activities to the public the worldwide.
3: the events are mainly focused on the wonders of the starry night, but there are also events to observe the crescent Moon for early observer, and of daytime observations of the Sun.
Jessi.Y 6a olivos
The three thing are that:1)100 Hours of Astronomy, 2-5 April brought over 100 countries together in a planet-wide celebration of astronomy.2) more than a million people had their first close-up views of the Moon, Saturn, the Sun and other objects of interest through telescopes.3)
vicky I
Hello Miss Florence. I can say that the three things about the 100 hours of astronomy are:The world visited 80 professional observatories around the world during a 24-hour live tour, and more than a million people had their first close-up views of the Moon, Saturn, the Sun and other objects of interest through telescopes.That is very interesting, and another thing that called my atention was that this is a 100-hour, round-the-globe event that includes live webcasts from research observatories, public observing events and other activities around the world and that on April the 5th
it was the sun day. I found a great video too (which of course I can`t post) in a page,that is called: science buzz (from where I got some information) and I think that you could watch it if you find the page in google. I tiped 100 hours of astronomy science and it appeared..
Well see you soon and I hope I make the test well on Monday of pages 11 to 21.
See you soon...
Eleonora 6a olivos
Hello Miss Florence.
100 Hours of Astronomy is made from 2 of april to 5 of appril between over 100 countries for a celebration o astronomy
The world visited 80 very important observatories around the world during a tour of 24 hours. Alot of people had their first look at the moon and other planets.
Lucas.R
this happentd in betwin the second and the fife day of April. This 100 hours brought together people from 100 countries to observe the stars, which more than a million of people saw threw the telescopes the Sun, Saturn, Mars, or even other of this planets or stors or those things.
Mateo N.
100 Hours of Astronomy, 2-5 April brought over 100 countries together in a planet-wide celebration of astronomy. The world visited 80 professional observatories around the world during a 24-hour live online tour, and more than a million people had their first close-up views of the Moon, Saturn, the Sun and other objects of interest through telescopes. A Cornerstone Project of the International Year of Astronomy brought the Universe to all the world's citizens to discover for themselves.
Marcos T - 6A - Olivos
Miss Florence this is what I could find:
1.It consists of a wide range of public activities, live science center, research observatory webcasts and sidewalk astronomy events.
2. People visited 80 professional observatories around the world during a 24-hour live online tour.
3. More than a million people had their first close-up views of the Moon, Saturn, the Sun and other objects of interest through telescopes.
Martin E. 6b
Miis Florence, This are the three tings.
1)It is a International celebration of astronomy called the 100 hours of astronomy
2)It is from 2 to 5 of april(Thursday to Sunday).
3)It is 100 hours around the clock that goes around the globe.
Nico prezzavento 6a olivos
Hi miss florence
1# that 80 countrys where together
2#that it was made from the 21 to the 25 of april
3#that they could more closer the moon
BY
carla d olivos 6a
hello miss florece
They are celebration the 400 years of Galileo Galilei.
The opening ceremony was held in Paris on January 15 16, 2009.Is a very long celebration.
Its 100 hours of astronomy.
marcos.s 6b olivos
HELLO MISS FLORENCE
THE 3 THINGS I CAN TELL ABOUT THE 100 HOUERS OF ASTRONOMY ARE:
1: IS WERE SINCE 2 TO 5 OF APRIL
2: THEY MADE THE 100 HOUER OF ASTRONOMY BECAUSE OF GALILEO'S ANIVERSARY.
3: IS A MUNDIAL EVENT.
XOXOXO
MARU.T
6C
1)from 2-5 April
2)over 100 countries together in a planet-wide celebration of astronomy.
3) The world visited 80 professional observatories around the world during a 24-hour live online tour, and more than a million people had their first close-up views of the Moon, Saturn, the Sun and other objects of interest through telescopes.
joaco.m 6a olivos
Hello Florence,
I looked for information about the 100 hours of astronomy and I learnt
that it is to keep people all over the world intrested in astronomy for 100 hours.
There were different activities, Star Parties( Parties at nightto learn and observe the stars and the sky with each ones eyes)
exibitions of photos, informative talks, and more.In Chile they opened the observatories to all public free during the day and the night.
It took part from April 4 to 7.
Anyone could take part.
Clari 6A pchica
(1)100 Hours of Astronomy, 2-5 April brought over 100 countries together in a planet-wide celebration of astronomy. 2) The world visited 80 professional observatories around the world during a 24-hour live online tour, and more than a million people had their first close-up views of the Moon, Saturn, the Sun and other objects of interest through telescopes. 3) A Cornerstone Project of the International Year of Astronomy brought the Universe to all the world's citizens to discover for themselves
ignaciof 6a olivos
Miss Florence, the 100 Hours of Astronomy was a four-day event designed to bring astronomy to people all around the world. Some of the events during these days, were watching with telescopes, observatory webcasts, etc.
It happened from April 2nd to 5th and it was the largest science event for the public.
Male XXX
miss florence,
I found alot of information about the 100 hours of astronomy
1 It is celebrated from the 2nd to the 5th of April over 100 countries which are brought together with the objective of celebrating the year of astronomy (2009)
2 The world visited 80 professional observatories around the world during a hole day online tour
3 It oficially begins at the Frankling Institute which is located in Philadelphia
bye
federico j 6b olivos
hello miss Florence.
it brought 100 countries toghether in a celebration of astronomy.The world visited 80 professional observatories around the world during 24 hours online, and more than a million people had their first close view of the moon, Saturn, the Sun and other objects of interest through telescopes
bye
JULIAN.F
I found that 100 Hours of Astronomy, brought over 100 countries together in a planet-wide celebration of astronomy. The world visited 80 professional observatories around the world during a 24-hour live online tour, and more than a million people had their first close-up views of the Moon, Saturn, the Sun and other objects of interest through telescopes.
Tomas N.
Hi miss Florence here are the three reasons from the 100 hours of Astronomy:
·Astronomers at professional research observatories around the world took viewers inside their telescope domes and control rooms during a live 24-hour webcast on 3 April.
· Selected science centres participated in a live webcast featuring discussions on current topics in astronomy on 2 April. Live observations were made by visitors to these science centres using telescopes operated remotely over the Internet. Science centres worldwide featured enhanced outreach programmes, many with the participation of amateur astronomy groups holding public observing sessions.
·During the entire 100 Hours of Astronomy (from 2-5 April), several observatories around the world gave free access to their telescopes.
bye bye
Tomas J 6c
Miss Florence:
1.I didnt now that the earth day had a symbol!!!!!!
2.Gaylord Nelson had announced on September 1969 that in Spring 1970 would be a nationwide demostration on the earth.
3.On April 22 Earth day marks a beginning of a modern environmental movement.
Teo 6B
1. IN 2 to 5 of april more than 100 contryes celebrated the year of 100 hours of astronomy
2.This is a 100 hour, round the clock, round the globe event that includes live webcasts from research observatories, public observing events and other activities around the world.Like that you can observate the univers in several ways
3.people in some cities and towns of north america celebrate de 400 year aniversary of galileo galilei and use his telescope (galilei telescope) into the dark sky.thats the celebration ef the 100 hours of astronomy
THANK U VERY MUCH BYE FLORENCE!!!!!
Santi .C 6A pchica
1)There are 100 hours by clock that goes around the globe
2)It was from the 2 to 5 of April
3)It is a global astronomy event
bye
Vicky 6a pchica
Miss Florance
I look in google and I remumire all this:
100 Hours of Astronomy, 2-5 April brought over 100 countries together in a planet-wide celebration of astronomy. The world visited 80 professional observatories around the world during a 24-hour live online tour, and more than a million people had their first close-up views of the Moon, Saturn, the Sun and other objects of interest through telescopes. A Cornerstone Project of the International Year of Astronomy brought the Universe to all the world's citizens to discover for themselves.
The last of NASA's three High Energy Astronomy Observatories, HEAO 3 was launched 20 September 1979 on an Atlas-Centaur launch vehicle, into a nearly circular, 43.6 degree inclination low-Earth orbit with an initial perigee of 486.4 km. The normal operating mode was a continuous celestial scan, spinning approximately once every 20 min about the spacecraft z-axis, which was nominally pointed at the Sun. Total mass of the observatory at launch was 2,660.0 kilograms (5,864 lb)[1].
HEAO 3 included three scientific instruments: the first a cryogenic high-resolution germanium gamma-ray spectrometer, and two devoted to cosmic-ray observations. The scientific objectives of the mission's three experiments were:
(1) to study intensity, spectrum, and time behavior of X-ray and gamma-ray sources between 0.06 and 10 MeV; measure isotropy of the diffuse X-ray and gamma-ray background; and perform an exploratory search for X-and gamma-ray line emissions;
(2) to determine the isotopic composition of the most abundant components of the cosmic-ray flux with atomic mass between 7 and 56, and the flux of each element with atomic number (Z) between Z = 4 and Z = 50;
(3) to search for super-heavy nuclei up to Z = 120 and measure the composition of the nuclei with Z >20.
BYE ssee you next class
Chiara f olivos 6C
This is what i found out about the 100 hours of Astronomy:
1. The 100 hours of Astronomy were between the 2nd and 5th of April.
2. The world visited 80 professional observatories around the world and had a close look of the moon, Saturn, the sun and other objects that were interesting through the telescopes.
3.It is 100 hours of astronomy that goes around the world.
jero 6b
Hello Florence
It took part from 2 to 5 of April
The objetive of the 100 hours of astronomy is that by looking up and observing the wonders the sky in observatories all over the world, people can get more intrested in astronomy.
Some observatories were open day and night, free, for people to learn about stars and look at the sky through a telescope.
Sofia E 6A pchica
Hi Florence this is what I found of 100 hours of astronomy:
People had their first views of the Moon, Saturn, the Sun through telescopes.
April brought over 100 countries together in a planet-wide celebration of astronomy
Juana G Pchica
Hi Florence this is what I found:
The International Year of Astronomy is a year long celebration of astronomy, taking place in 2009 to coincide with the 400th anniversary of the first recorded astronomical observations with a telescope by Galileo Galilei.
Chiara P Pchica
Miss Florence:
.100 countries together celebrate the year of sciens with the 100 hours of astronomy
.80 telescopes around the world watching the skys
.you can watch the sun, Saturn and the Moon 24 houers life on line
Maria FF 6B PChica
hi miss florence,
1: It was from the 2 to the 5 of april.
2: it was an 100 hour clock around the planet.
3: celebrating the 400 years of galileo galilei.
santi 6b
hello miss florence, the three things I investigated are.
1 it was since the 2 till the 5 of april.
2 it was to see the moon and other things from the space.
3 it was to celebrate the 400 aniversary of galileo galilei.
benja 6b
Miss florence I didnt put the theird thing but here it is 3:The 100 Hours of Astronomy are likely to be the highest-profile event of the International Year of Astronomy. Bye
Vicky I 6a
Hi Florence,
1 This year the celebration started the April 2 and it finished April 5.
2 They celebrate because 400 years ago Galileo look throgh a telescope and tehey want us also to do it
3 100 hours of astronomy will be a 24-hour Global Star Party
Luna E. pchica
1)2-5 April brought over 100 countries together in a planet-wide celebration of astronomy. 2)The world visited 80 professional observatories around the world during a 24-hour live online tour, and more than a million people had their first close-up views of the Moon, Saturn, the Sun and other objects of interest through telescopes. 3) A Cornerstone Project of the International Year of Astronomy brought the Universe to all the world's citizens to discover for themselves.
maru soriano 6b
Hello Miss Florence here there is the coment on 100 year of astronomy:
1:This year marks the International Year of Astronomy 2009.
2:It lets you see the cosmos from around the world.
3:a period of four days for an astronomical spectacle that is known as 100 Hours of Astronomy.
Lola M 6B
Hello Miss Florence, now I realized that I alrady said three things that are 100 hours of astoronomy, I did´t had a lot of time to say it to you because I didn´t had time, from the blogg and when it was science I forgot so now I am saing it to you.
the blog is great...keep on posting
xxx
meli b
hello miss florence this all comes from different sites but I changed the words so that it was more easy to ubderstand.
100 Hours of Astronomy,the 2-5 April brought over 100 and more countries together in a wide planet celebration of astronomy. The world visited 80 professional observatories that means places you see stars,etc around the world during a 24-hour live online tour, and more than a million people had their first close-up views of the Moon, Saturn, the Sun and other objects of interest through telescopes. the objective of the International Year of Astronomy is to bring the Universe(planets,space,etc) to all the world's citizens to discover it ,for themselves.
ceci f
ps:sory if I did it late but all the computers in the house the enternet didnt work.I did it on saturday at night
Hello Miss Florence,
Here are the three things I found,
1)It run from Thursday, April 2 through Sunday, April 5
2)It is a 100-hour, round-the-clock that goes around the globe.
3)100 Hours of Astronomy, brought over 100 countries together in a planet-wide celebration of astronomy.
See you on Monday,
Joaquín S. 6ºB Olivos
Hello Miss Florence,
Here are the three things I found,
1)It run from Thursday, April 2 through Sunday, April 5
2)It is a 100-hour, round-the-clock that goes around the globe.
3)100 Hours of Astronomy, brought over 100 countries together in a planet-wide celebration of astronomy.The world visited 80 professional observatories around the world during a 24-hour live online tour, and more than a million people had their first close-up views of the Moon, Saturn, the Sun and other objects of interest through telescopes. A Cornerstone Project of the International Year of Astronomy brought the Universe to all the world's citizens to discover for themselves.
(I took most information from, http://www.100hoursofastronomy.org/)
See you on Monday,
Joaquín S.
6ºB Olivos
plonesseMiss Florence,the three things I can say are
1:it was the 2-5
2:it was a thersday
3:it was a global event
Miss Florence, the three things I can say are:
1:it was a thursday
2:it ws a global event
3:it was made the 2-5
agustin.f
Hello
The International Year of
Astronomy (IYA2009) is a year-long celebration of astronomy, taking place in 2009 to coincide with the 400th anniversary of the first recorded astronomical observations with a telescope by Galileo Galilei and the publication of Johannes Kepler's Astronomia nova in the 17th century.[1] The Year was declared by the 62nd General Assembly of the United Nations.[2]A global scheme, laid out by the International Astronomical Union (IAU), has also been endorsed by UNESCO—the UN body responsible for Educational, Scientific and Cultural matters.
Rodrigo m
Miss Florence, the three things I can say are:
1. The 100 Hours of Astronomy was from 2 to 5 of April, brought over 100 countries together in a planet-wide celebration of astronomy, because of the 400th anniversary of Galileo Galilei.
2. The world visited 80 professional observatories around the world during a 24-hour live online tour, and more than a million people had their first close-up views of the Moon, Saturn, the Sun and other objects of interest through telescopes.
3. A Cornerstone Project of the International Year of Astronomy brought the Universe to all the world's citizens to discover for themselves.
Agustin.F
Hello Miss Florence, sorry I coudn`t coment the 100 years of astronaomy. I thoght it was in the language one. Not the 100 years of astromomy, I thoght you needed to leave a coment (compulsery one) in the Language blog. Sorry.
Martina.t 6a
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