02/12/2010 10:16 Filed in:
Current Events | GeneralPerhaps you remember our
blog post from last year regarding the International Year of Astronomy. In short, 2009 was the year that evolutionary astronomers were going to “share the heavens” with the world. In short, they wanted to promote evolutionary astronomy on a worldwide scale. In April 2009, the
100 Hours of Astronomy (100HA) Cornerstone Project of the International Year of Astronomy 2009 (IYA2009) was scheduled to “show what the astronomy community can do working together.” The idea was to have amateur astronomers, clubs, science centers and others hold events by the thousands around the world.
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03/30/2009 17:31 Filed in:
General | Current EventsThe International Year of Astronomy 2009 Cornerstone project, 100 Hours of Astronomy, is on track to be the largest single science public outreach event ever. More than 1500 events have been registered in over 130 countries and this number is increasing every day. 100 Hours of Astronomy is a truly global project; an event on a scale never attempted before, with more than one million people expected to participate! Read More...Tags: year of astronomy
01/05/2009 22:00 Filed in:
Current EventsThe international year of astronomy has arrived. The International Astronomical Union (IAU), a major outfit for teaching evolutionary dogma has been planning for 2009 to be the International Year of Astronomy for a long time. Their goal is to use this year as a year to introduce the world to astronomy. From their website:
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