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ByadminAstroPhy Ghana 2023 was a one-week, residential radio astronomy training school in Ghana. It focused on Astronomy Instrumentation and Observations Techniques targeting undergraduate and graduate university students. Its objective was to equip students with skills in Python programming, astronomical technical instrumentation, data reduction, analysis, and observational techniques. The primary aim of AstroPhy was to introduce students…
Club monitoring and evaluation
ByadminClub monitoring and evaluation 2 The PRAGSAC team visited St. Martha’s Catholic Basic B school in the Central Region of Ghana during their Astronomy Club Session.
The Fireside Skywatch Festival 2024
ByadminPRAGSAC in collaboration with the Department of Earth Science University of Ghana and Development in Africa with Radio Astronomy (DARA), presents the Fireside Skywatch Festival 2024.
Due to the relentless pursuit of modernization and the encroachment of light pollution; families, tribes, and communities who once gathered around firesides in the evening to marvel at the skies and learn from ancient African knowledge no longer do so.
News from Katapor PRAGSAC team.
ByadminAs part of their end of year project set aside by the young astronomers from Katapor, they have decided to build the Prototype of the Radio Telescope in Kutunse, Ghana. Below are the technical team(Katapor Patron, Cephas and the astronomy club members) working on their project.
Club visit at Jerremite International School, West Legon.
ByadminThe PRAGSAC team educating the JHS students about the Earth, Moon and Star(sun)
Club monitoring and evaluation
ByadminClub monitoring and evaluation 2 The PRAGSAC team visited E.P. Kekeli International School in the Volta Region during their Astronomy Club Session.