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Comeniusprojekt

Beginner meeting only for teachers in October FRANCE and visit CERN and after the beginner meeting all meetings with students: 1 meeting - Light Pollution / Dark Sky April Romania 2 meeting - Robotic Telescopes / Optical Telescopes October 2012 – AUSTRIA (ESO-Munic) 3 meeting - Star Brightness / Spectroscopy April 2013 – Portugal (Radiotelescope Lissabon) 4 meeting - Radio Telescopes / Cosmic Particles / Cosmic Wheel July France ( ITER and OHP Marseille)

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