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Lectures
2010-08-30 17:51:45

Lectures are held for pupils, students and adults.
 
 
The program includes an introduction to the history and present state of Nikolaev Astronomical Observatory, latest astronomical news, guided tour to museum of astronomy, visit to some telescopes.
 
 
Lectures are held by appointment. 
 
 
 
To book an appointment please phone:
Daytime lectures -  tel. (0512) 56-40-40    Vitaly Fedorovich  or Danil Vladimirovich.
Evening lectures -  tel. (0512) 47-92-58    Felix Ivanovich      or   (0512)  56-40-40  Anton  Vladimirovich.
 
Payment:
  • for a group of up to 10 persons -  UAH250  in the daytime,  UAH340  in the evening;
  • for a group of more than 10 people - UAH25 per person in the daytime, UAH34 per person  in the evening; and the group must not be more than 30 people.

It is advisable to pay in advance.

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PICTURES
Spiral Galaxy NGC 6744

Spiral Galaxy NGC 6744 Spiral Galaxy NGC 6744


A Zodiacal Sky over Horseshoe Bend

What's causing the unusual ray of white light extending upward from the central horizon? What's causing the unusual ray of white light extending upward from the central horizon?


IAU NEWS
IAU XXIX General Assembly Draws to a Close
The XXIX General Assembly of the International Astronomical Union (IAU) ends today in Honolulu, Hawai’i, USA. One of the largest astronomy meetings ever held, it has seen a huge assortment of frontline astronomy topics presented, with six symposia, 22 multi-session focus meetings, nine IAU Division meetings, dozens of IAU Commission meetings, and the first-ever daily general poster sessions taking place over the course of two weeks.
NameExoWorlds Contest Opens for Public Voting
The NameExoWorlds contest, organised by the IAU, is now entering its historic final stage. The public voting on the shortlist of names for the ExoWorlds — 20 planetary systems comprising 15 stars and 32 exoplanets — starts today. The vote will decide the names for the selected stars and exoplanets.
 
 
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