Second place in the 2021 IAU OAE Astrophotography Contest, category Galilean moons: Jupiter Moon’s Movie2, by Nicolas Hurez, Paul-Antoine Matrangolo, and Carl Pennypacker, United States of America. See https://iau.org/public/videos/detail/ann21047e/
Note from Carl: This is really an HOU prize, as I was taught the importance of Jupiter’s Moons by you great HOU
IASC started in October 2006 with 5 high schools from the United States. Today, it has grown to 500 schools in more than 65 countries. As of today, IASC now has over 1,000 provisional discoveries made by the participating students and teachers. Of this number, 33 are numbered
Dear Global Hands-On Universe Teachers and Colleagues,
We announce the Global HOU Conference in Honolulu, with Hawaii and International teacher training on August 3-5 and then the Global HOU Annual Collaboration Meeting August 8 and 9.
The GHOU 2015 conference will be focused on improving and propagating Galileo Teacher Training and Global
The International Astronomical Search Collaboration (IASC) made its first TNO discovery today!! Congratulations go to C.-C.Hsueh, J.-J. Ji, Y.-H. Lin, H.-C. Hsieh & A. Hoyle from the National Dali Senior High School in Taiwan. These students discovered 2014 GE45. Their observation was reported to IASC as NDL0020 from
HOU Founder Carl Pennypacker has been working on a concept for a fire detection satellite:
2013-10-22. Time is ripe for fire detection satellite, say Berkeley scientists. [ http://newscenter.berkeley.edu/2013/10/22/time-is-ripe-for-fire-detection-satellite/. Robert Sanders, UC Berkeley News Center.]
Excerpts: BERKELEY – As firefighters emerge from another record wildfire season in the Western United States, University of
2011 December 8. Nobel Lectures in Physics. HOU-founder Carl Pennypacker is a colleague of 2011 Physics Nobel prize-winner Saul Perlmutter. In December 2011, Carl and his wife accompanied the Perlmutters to Stockholm, Sweden, for the Nobel Prize ceremony. Click here to view pictures of the week’s festivities and read Carl’s
2012 April 21. Trans-Neptunian Object (TNO) Discovery. Tom Vorobjov directs the IASC Data Reduction Team (IDaRT). Using images from Bob Holmes of the Astronomical Research Institute (Westfield, IL) dated April 19th, he discovered a trans-Neptunian object (TNO) located outside the orbit of Pluto. Its diameter is approximately 200 km. Designated
USA Hands-On Universe website is now a sub-site of Global Hands-On Universe.
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