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Celebration Partners | SB150

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SB150 aspires to have the City’s sesquicentennial celebrated throughout the entire year in as many places and ways as possible. Celebration Partners are the backbone of SB150, building and sustaining the yearlong events. INFORMATION ON BECOMING A CELEBRATION PARTNER. SB150 Logo: Download and Usage Guidelines. Congratulations to the 14 Celebration Partners who were awarded SB150 Grants! South Bend Tribune article. For a list of the 14 winners and their project descriptions. South Bend Then and Now. Notre ...

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AstroCamp :: Staff

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The AstroCamp staff have diverse astronomy interests, but they claim one trait in common- enthusiasm for sharing the night sky with youths. AstroCamp annually enlists a talented corps of observers and educators to bring astronomy down to earth. Some AstroCamp counselors have taught in planetariums, discovered a comet, written astronomy books, built telescopes, or observed hundreds of deep space objects. Lou is the founder of today’s Kids AstroCamp! Jim is a retired teacher having taught physics and astro...

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AstroCamp :: Staff

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The AstroCamp staff have diverse astronomy interests, but they claim one trait in common- enthusiasm for sharing the night sky with youths. AstroCamp annually enlists a talented corps of observers and educators to bring astronomy down to earth. Some AstroCamp counselors have taught in planetariums, discovered a comet, written astronomy books, built telescopes, or observed hundreds of deep space objects. Lou is the founder of today’s Kids AstroCamp! Jim is a retired teacher having taught physics and astro...

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AstroCamp :: Discover...Science

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AstroCamp had a presence at the. Event in February 2015 at the Kroc Center in South Bend, IN. See Zooming in on a Chimney. Posted by chuck at 1:53 AM on March 19, 2015. Sign In to Edit this Site. Built with concrete5 - an open source CMS.

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What's New- "Let There Be Night"

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News and events for. Let There Be Night. July 11-17, 2010. At YMCA Camp Eberhart. Space (at camp, that is) is limited. Chuck Bueter will present Let There Be Night and dark sky advocacy at the Indiana Family Star Party. Near Lafayette, IN. Camp Cullom, site of the Saturday talk, is located about 50 miles northwest of Indianapolis. Don't be taken in by the 2012 doomsday hoax. Now that's worth watching! Science Fair Project Ideas related to outdoor lighting issues are at projects.html. And at ideas.htm.

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Galileo's Vision-"Let There Be Night"

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With scientific evidence, Galileo ushers in a new way of thinking. Views That Changed the World. Galileo did not invent the telescope (see The Many Inventors of the Telescope. However, as a skilled craftsman he made instruments that were significant improvements over existing spyglasses. Beginning in 1609, Galileo turned his telescope skyward and discovered new truths about the moon, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, the sun, and the Milky Way. With new evidence, the old model clearly no longer worked. Extended vi...

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Teachers- "Let There Be Night"

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Resources to support you in the classroom. Over 3,400 students observed Orion, recorded their estimate of sky glow, and shared results on the PHM spreadsheet. Thank you, teachers, for insuring their efforts contributed to PHM's overall success. We compiled the observations and distributed maps of the results. And supporting questions to each 3-8 teacher. To see what's happening at individual PHM schools, see the district map at /phm.html. October 5-9 Prairie Vista. November 16-20 Walt Disney. With guidan...

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Results - Let There Be Night

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Thousands of observations by students are plotted onto a map of the school district. Let There Be Night. Asks, How much of the night sky has been lost to light pollution? More than 3,400 students. From 14 Penn-Harris-Madison (PHM) schools observed Orion from their backyards in the last two weeks of March 2009. They each compared their backyard view to six star charts. Of Orion with varying levels of light pollution. From that data, a student team. Of the 35,058 LEGO blocks that were stacked to represent ...

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Site Map- "Let There Be Night"

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Let There Be Night. As new content is added to this website, it will eventually be added here. Let There Be Night. Results of the community-wide LTBN science experiment. News, upcoming events, publications, and new media related to Let There Be Night. Podcast aired on 365 Days of Astronomy introduces Let There Be Night. Let There Be Night. Orion the hunter in various starfields. How LTBN specifically addresses the scientific method. Highlights of the LTBN program through May 2009. Let There Be Night.

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Team- "Let There Be Night"

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Teams of students from each PHM school are leading the Let There Be Night program. Page to see your handiwork. Team, we need a complete copy of the SQM readings for every night from each school! Even if you think your school's team sent it in, please re-send one complete SQM Recording Form (with at least the average values) to the planetarium. This is your final task for Let There Be Night. Thank you. August 17: IYA Podcast Features LTBN Team. A daily podcast at http:/ 365daysofastronomy.org/. Several th...