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British Science Week 2018

By Maggie Morrissey on March 12, 2018 in STEM, Science, IT & Computing

Well British Science Week 2018 has started and we hope all schools are taking the opportunity to participate in this fantastic event. So what is this all about? Well British Science Week 2018 takes part each year and is run by the British Science Association. The event lasts for 10 days and this year runs from […]

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Telescope Images of the Moon

By Maggie Morrissey on October 18, 2013 in Science

Well here are my seven images of the moon. There are a variety of teaching ideas that could be developed from them and you will notice that not all of the phase has been captured. I have organised another week of observing. I had also ordered an image with a short exposure time. This image of the […]

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