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A bit of Citizen Science Communication

If somebody asks you if you’d like to go down to London Town to tell people about how great Citizen … More

communication, conference, meeting

Solar Stormwatch Community Poster

As part of the Zooniverse’s Advent Calendar we’ve been producing massive, author posters, built up of the names of the … More

Advent Calendar, Poster, SDO

Solar Stormwatch Image of the Year

STEREO (Solar TErrestrial RElations Observatory) is a solar observation and space weather detection mission launched in October 2006 comprising two … More

Advent Calendar, Earth, Image of the Year, optical effects

Spreading the Word

When Chris Davis mentioned on the forum that he would be speaking at an event promoting Citizen Science I thought … More

meeting, solar storms, zooniverse

Art, chat and NASA inspired baking

Happy Half-Birthday Solar Stormwatch….part 3 What’s the last thing you would expect when joining a forum? Making some good on-line … More

Forum, Royal Observatory

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