Nuri observatory Launches Family-Friendly Space Video Program to Ignite Astronomical Interest
Table of Contents
- Nuri observatory Launches Family-Friendly Space Video Program to Ignite Astronomical Interest
- Stargazing for All Ages: DonghaeS Nuri Observatory Unveils New Initiative
- Accessible Astronomy: A fun and Engaging approach
- Weekly Screenings: A Journey Through the Cosmos
- Beyond the Screen: A Galaxy of astronomical Experiences
- Pre-Registration Required: Secure Your Spot for a Cosmic Adventure
- Cultivating Astronomical Literacy: A Vision for the Future
- Official Statement: Expanding Horizons Through Astronomical Education
Stargazing for All Ages: DonghaeS Nuri Observatory Unveils New Initiative
Teh Nuri Observatory in Donghae, south Korea, is set to captivate audiences of all ages with its new space video program, commencing every saturday from April 12th. This initiative aims to foster a deeper appreciation for the astronomical universe among the general public, particularly families.
Accessible Astronomy: A fun and Engaging approach
Recognizing the importance of accessible science education, the program is meticulously designed to make astronomy both enjoyable and easily understandable for everyone. The observatory hopes to spark curiosity and inspire future generations of scientists and space enthusiasts.
Weekly Screenings: A Journey Through the Cosmos
Each Saturday, visitors can immerse themselves in two captivating space videos. The first screening, “Cocomong Space Exploration,” begins at 1:30 PM, followed by “Voyage of the Stars – Sailing of Star” at 2:30 PM. These videos blend entertainment with educational content, offering a unique and engaging way to learn about the wonders of the universe.
Beyond the Screen: A Galaxy of astronomical Experiences
The Nuri Observatory offers a diverse range of astronomical experiences beyond the video screenings. These include hands-on astronomical observation programs, practical workshops, and specialized lectures on astronomical space tailored for adolescents.Moreover, the “Starry East Sea” program, held every Thursday through Saturday, provides citizens with seasonal constellation videos and opportunities for astronomical observation, enhancing their understanding of the night sky.
Pre-Registration Required: Secure Your Spot for a Cosmic Adventure
participation in the screening program is exclusively available through pre-registration via the Donghae City Youth Facility website. Registration opens every Tuesday at 10:00 AM and closes 10 minutes before each screening. For further details, individuals can contact the Donghae Youth Training Center at 539-8170 or the Nuri Observatory at 539-8171.
Cultivating Astronomical Literacy: A Vision for the Future
Donghae City envisions the nuri Observatory as a cornerstone for spreading science culture and nurturing astronomical literacy among its citizens. The city believes that this screening program will substantially enhance the experience and satisfaction of family visitors,fostering a shared appreciation for the cosmos.
Official Statement: Expanding Horizons Through Astronomical Education
Chun Soo-jeong, Director of Sports and Education, emphasized the importance of this initiative, stating:
We have provided the possibility for families to experience and understand the universe together through the screening of the celestial tube.We will expand various experience programs so that citizens can easily access astronomy.
Chun Soo-jeong, director of Sports and Education
This commitment underscores the city’s dedication to expanding access to astronomical education and fostering a lifelong love of science among its residents.