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Catch a Star! |
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Following the great success of Catch a Star! in 2002 and 2003, the European Southern Observatory (ESO) and the European Association for Astronomy Education (EAAE) organize Catch a Star! again in 2004. Visit the official site at ESO for more information on this exciting web-based programme and competition for students in Europe's schools. Catch a Star! 3 takes place within the context of the EC-sponsored European Week of Science and Technology. |
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Venus Transit 2004 |
On June 8, 2004, Venus - the Earth's sister planet -
passed in front of the Sun as seen from the Earth.
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Catch a Star! |
Following the great success of Catch a Star! in 2002, the European Southern Observatory (ESO) and the European Association for Astronomy Education (EAAE) organized Catch a Star! again in 2003. It took place within the context of the EC-sponsored European Week of Science and Technology (EWST) - 2003.
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Mercury Transit |
Mercury Transit on May 7th, 2003 is a prelude
to Venus Transit 2004.
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Physics on Stage III |
The Physics on Stage 3 festival took place between 8-15 November, 2003 at ESTEC in Noordwijk, the Netherlands.
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Catch a Star! |
The European Southern Observatory (ESO) and the European Association for Astronomy Education (EAAE) welcome all students in Europe's schools to this exciting web-based programme with a competition. Find out about the prize winners of Luxembourg by following the link above. Catch a Star! took place within the context of the EC-sponsored European Week of Science and Technology (EWST) - 2002.
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Physics on Stage II |
The Physics on Stage 2 festival took between 2-6
April, 2002 at ESTEC in Noordwijk,
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Life in the Universe |
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A project in the frame of the European Week for Science and
Technology 2001. Visit also the Main LiU WebSite for further details. |
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Physics on Stage |
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A project in the frame of the European Week for Science and
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Sea&Space |
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After the success of Astronomy-OnLine, Sea&Space is a
joint project of EAAE, ESO and ESA.Visit Luxembourg's official Homepage
to this event to find out more about this huge project. |
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Astronomy On-Line |
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Luxembourg's official Homepage to The World'sbiggest
Astronomy Event on the World Wide Web. Find out more about this
exciting project, which is the EAAE/ESOprogramme for the EuropeanWeek for
Scientific and Technological Culture 1996. |
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The International EAAE Homepage: http://www.eaae-astro.org/ |
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National EAAE Homepages: |
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Finland
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France |
Georgia |
Germany |
Greece |
Italy |
Latvia |
Luxembourg |
Netherlands |
Norway |
Portugal |
Russia |
Spain |
Sweden |
Switzerland |
UK |
EAAE was constituted in Athens on November 25, 1995. It is the firstEuropean association for teachers and other people interested in teachingin astronomy. | |
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Organization |
The supreme authority of the Association is the General Assembly andthe governing body is the Executive Council.To facilitate the work of the Association concerning the different countries,National Representatives have been elected.Furthermore, to support the work of the organization, two StandingCommittees and seven Working Groupshave been established. | |
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Aims and Means |
The purpose of this association is to improve and promote
astronomicaleducation at all levels in all institutions involved in
teaching astronomyin Europe. Aims and goals are explained in the final declarationadopted in November 1994 in
Garching.
As a member you will receive information through a newsletter. It willalso be possible for you to participate with articles. Furthermore, youwill get the opportunity to publish material on our web pages. You willalso get access to a widely spread network of people involved in the teachingof astronomy in Europe. EAAE is working in alliance with TheEuropean Planetarium Network (EuroPlaNet). |
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Historical Background |
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Statutes (located on the International EAAE Homepage) |
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Newsletters (located on the International EAAE Homepage) |
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The Importance of the Internet to the EAAE |
The possibilities of the Internet and what the EAAE can do with it. | |
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How to join |
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Online Conferences |
Announcements and Guides (located on the International EAAE Homepage) | |
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HOT LINKS |
Pointers to interesting resources on the WWW (located on the International EAAE Homepage) | |
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Some Important E-mail Addresses |
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Send contributions and comments to our pages to Jean-Paul Wagner jean-paul.wagner@epfl.ch (Webmaster)
Last updated November 22nd, 2004
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