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Celebrating the International Year of Astronomy 2009 at Tuorla Observatory

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The International Year of Astronomy (IYA) in 2009 aimed to promote scientific awareness and improve astronomy education worldwide. Initiated in Italy and endorsed by UNESCO and the UN, IYA engages 125 countries in facilitating access to astronomy for the general public. With projects like 100 Hours of Astronomy and local initiatives in Finland—such as exhibitions, lectures, and hands-on activities—the celebration seeks to empower communities, promote gender balance, and preserve cultural astronomical heritage. Join us in discovering the universe!

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  1. International Year of Astronomy 2009 Tuorla Observatory 15 October 2008 Tapio Markkanen

  2. IYA 2009 background • Italian initiative to the IAU, • 2003 → proposal to UNESCO • UNESCO’s recommendation • to the United Nations, 2005 • UN General Assembly’s • resolution, December 2007 • 125 countries involved by • Sep 2008 • Charles Darwin published the • Origin of Species in 1859.

  3. Main Goals • Scientific awareness among the general public • Widespread access to the universal knowledge • of fundamental science • Empower astronomical communities in • developing countries • Improve formal and informal science education • Provide a modern image of science and scientists • Facilitate new and strengthen existing networks • Improve gender balance • Preservation and protection of world cultural and natural • heritage of dark sites and historical astronomical sites • The Millennium Development Goals

  4. Cornerstone Projects 100 hours of Astronomy Galileoscope Cosmic Diary Portal to the Universe She is an Astronomer Dark Sky Awareness Astro & World Heritage Galileo Teacher Training Programme Universe Awareness From Earth to the Universe Developing Astronomy Globally Several Special Projects

  5. 100 hours of Astronomy (an example) • Observatories, planetaria, TV and Radio, Internet • Professional and Amateur Astronomers together

  6. From Earth to the Universe Will be exhibited in many communities throughout Finland, in Helsinki at the Main Buss Station.

  7. Astronomical World Heritage

  8. Projects in Finland Science Days January 2009, Grand Opening Books, articles, radio and TV programmes Europa Stamp by Finnish Post Office From Earth to the Universe Mobile Planetarium and Universe Lab One’s own observations Lecture Tour Solar System models Sky map exhibition at National Library Amateur Societies, star parties and shows Planetaria NOT competition for young people LUMA Centre and MAOL teachers’ network SciFest, University of Joensuu Galilean moons in position determination

  9. The Universe as your own experience The whole country covered by activities

  10. A Project for young people: Plan your Space colony. • SciFest 2009 • Coordinated by University of Joensuu • Partners from • South Africa to Finland

  11. Determine your position by observing the Galilean Moons of Jupiter ◇ ◇ ◇ ◇ ◇ Galilei 1609

  12. Exhibition of Sky Maps at National Library October 2009 – Febryary 2010

  13. A large co-operative community • Working and coordinating group set by the Finnish National Commission of Astronomy and Ursa Association. • Composed of professional and amateur astronomers, experts and actors of education and communication. • More info and contacts: www.astronomy2009.org www.astronomy2009.fi walter.rydman@ursa.fi markku.sarimaa@ursa.fi tapio.markkanen@helsinki.fi Open road to the skies

  14. The Universe – Yours to discover Initiatives welcome