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Partial solar eclipse - people are expected to come to Astronomical Observatory, Romanian Academy

The only way in which people can see Tuesday s partial solar eclipse is by using the professional instruments made available by the ....

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Astronomical observations on the partial solar eclipse, Tuesday, in the Romanian Academy yard

The Astronomical Institute of the Romanian Academy, in partnership with the Bucharest Astroclub, organizes on Tuesday, between 12:00 and 15:00, a. ....

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Radio Romania International

They
thought they could even set a Guinness World Record with what they intended to
do, but more than that they decided to experiment and play with other children
as well. We are talking here about a project put together by the StartEvo
Association, which, through the Kidibot education platform jointly with the
Bucharest Astro-club s partners and the Science and Technology magazine managed
to build a 1: 1, 392, 700,000 replica of our solar system in downtown
Bucharest.

I
met Constantin Ferşeta,
vice-president of the StartEvo Association at kilometer zero in the Bucharest
city center while he was trying to inflate a yellow balloon, one meter in
diameter, which was going to represent our Sun. Here is what he told us.

Constantin Ferşeta: We are trying to do here something children
usually don t do in schools. An experiment. We are trying to put up some posts
with balloons, which are representing the planet ....

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