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ASN and its communities are helping African formal and informal education communities to access some of the best robotic telescopes in the world. So far we got participants from Ethiopia, Senegal and USA. African student here is defined as a person who is interested in astronomy. If you or your colleagues wish to participate in astrophotography, radio astronomy, astronomy and the All African Student Asteroid Search , you are invited to join. (Contact: Dr. Abebe Kebede, abkebede@gmail.com)
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Africa Student Training in Astrophysical Research and Observation
- How to use Tzec Observatory Telescopes (Video)
- Ethiopian Astronomical Society
- Ethiopian Academy of Sciences
- African Scientific Network
- Ethiopian Scientific and Academic Network
- The Ethiopian Scientist
- Ethiopian Physical Society Internet Portal
- Space-Africa
- AASDO
- Ethiopian School Development Organization
- ASTARO
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