Astronomy Education and Outreach in Nepal
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- 1. Astronomy Education and Outreach in Nepal Presented at MEARIM II, Cape Town, April 2011 Sudeep Neupane Research Scholar, Cosmology and Astrophysics Research Group, TU Founder Vice President, Nepal Astronomical Society NASO
- 2. What’s in Nepal….. Panorama of Himalayas from Kathmandu Valley
- 4. What’s in Nepal….. Astrologers in the street of Kathmandu
- 6. How is the development… Awareness of astronomical facts like meteor showers, eclipse etc. Observational Activities is increasing the number of people believe science Reducing superstitious beliefs Encouraging people to do study and research Development of the society
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- 15. NASO participation in global events
- 17. Astronomy outreaches Observation programme in Nawal Parasi, West Nepal, 2009 Observation programme in Nawal Parasi, West Nepal, 2009 Observation programme in Nawal Parasi, West Nepal, 2009 Observation programme in Nawal Parasi, West Nepal, 2009 Observation programme in Nawal Parasi, West Nepal, 2009
- 18. Astronomy outreach from general public, young generations to decision makers Talk Programme at HVP, Lalitpur, 2009 Talk programme in Parbat, West Nepal Observation programme in Tehrathum, 2010
- 19. Astronomy outreaches Global Astronomy Month 2010
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