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ESO Supernova Public Newsletter
27 April 2017

Dear readers,

We hope that 2017 has started well for you. It certainly has for the ESO Supernova. Things are progressing very well and we are all keeping very busy. Under-floor heating and many, many cables have been installed, and the planetarium dome has been set in place. You can follow the #SupernovaProgress on our social media channels.

We are very excited about the launch of the Data2Dome project which you can read about in this Newsletter. We are delighted to have collaborated with the International Planetarium Society, Evans & Sutherland and many others to launch a free service which brings the latest developments in astronomy to planetariums around the globe. This project fits perfectly with the ESO Supernova values and our goal of making the ESO Supernova the first open source planetarium in the world. At the same time it is a wonderful way for us to share materials widely with the community.

We are also very happy to be supporting another education initiative for high school students in one of our Member States. The summer AstroCamp 2017, organised by the Centre for Astrophysics of the University of Porto (CAUP), is a two week long programme for school students in their final years of school. There is still some time left to apply!

We would like to take a moment and thank our individual donors! Our members’ and supporters’ contributions are helping us develop educational material. If you haven’t donated to our centre yet, you can change that now. You can donate through our website here.

Thank you for your continued support and interest!

Tania Johnston
ESO Supernova Coordinator




  ESO Supernova Press Releases


ESO and Partners Launch Innovative Data2Dome Planetarium System

27 April 2017: ESO is proud to publicly launch a running version of the cutting-edge Data2Dome project in partnership with Evans & Sutherland and the International Planetarium Society . This exciting new free system ...

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  ESO Supernova Announcements


Apply Now for the Summer AstroCamp 2017 — Astronomy program for school students in northern Portugal

4 April 2017: Applications are now open for the ESO-supported Summer AstroCamp 2017. AstroCamp is an academic programme in the field of astronomy and physics, stimulating curiosity and critical thinking, organised by the ...

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Science in School: Issue 39 Now Available

31 March 2017: The latest issue of the free magazine Science in School is now available online and in printed form. This European journal for science teachers offers up-to-date information on cutting-edge science ...

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Catch a Star 2017 Contest Now Open

15 March 2017: School students from around the world are invited to take part in the 2017 Catch a Star contest. This is a European astronomical writing contest, with some prizes that will ...

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ESO Announces Support of Summer AstroCamp — Win a free astronomy trip to Portugal

20 February 2017: ESO is proud to announce its new collaboration with the Centre for Astrophysics of the University of Porto (CAUP) to support AstroCamp 2017, an astronomy-focused summer academic program for secondary ...

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