Disclaimer: This article was first featured here and republished with changes on the Scientix blog, with Ivo Jokin’s consent. The Scientix blog is not responsible for the correctness of any information featured in the post. Multi Kulti’s Children’s Programme continued on 30 May 2017 with 4 astronomy workshops...
To celebrate World Space Week 2018, in Thessaloniki, Greece, Antatolia College Center for STEM Education hosted a Space and Astronomy program during the weekend of October 6-7. During this weekend program researchers from the University of Leiden Space and Astronomy Society and from Aristotle University Aeronautics and Space team...
A long time ago, when I was the age of the students I’m currently teaching in Fulneck School, Leeds in the UK, I was dreaming of becoming an astronaut. That was until I tried going on a roller coaster. I will not trouble you with the remaining of the...
The cover photo was retrieved from: https://pixabay.com/en/universe-sky-star-space-cosmos-2742113/ When origami is mentioned, the first associations are paper cranes. In Japan, origami is considered traditional, and crane represents good fortune. Paper cranes But did you know that origami, mathematics and science are connected? Origami, the ancient Japanese paper-folding skill is actually...