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I introduced the students to research on Mars and the possibility of the existence of life on it.  I played them interviews with an astrobiologist after which we commented.

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I will talk about biologists and give a research task about Turkish biologist Betül Kaçar at NASA.

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Hello everyone I am Marialuisa and have a support teacher at the Primary School. I'm always interested to be updated in order to give the best in my work I am sure that this will be an amazing experience

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Hello everyone I am Marialuisa and have a support teacher at the Primary School. I'm always interested to be updated in order to give the best in my work I am sure that this will be an amazing experience

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In Portugal we have a great Astrobiologist named Zita Martins. Next year I would try to bring Zita Martins to my school in person or by videoconference. I think students will enjoy it and they will be more engaged with science, specially Astrobiology.

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There are such professionals in Greece. I have informed my students about it using:the EU Space Awareness Space Carreeer Booklet which is available in 9 languages. I am also looking forward on planning an interview and showing the videos in my classroom.

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EU Space Awareness strives to promote space and astronomy education in Europe and beyond. The project aims at informing young people about current research, issues related to space sciences and the numerous career opportunities offered by space.

To show the future generation of explorers the whole variety of space science careers, we are happy to announce that today, 10 October 2017, the Space Career Booklet is released! The release of this new material is dedicated to the culmination of World Space Week 2017, the largest public space event on Earth.

This booklet provides information about a number of exciting space-related careers like astrochemist, project scientist, aerospace engineer, nutritionist, graphic designer, space lawyer, and of course astronaut! This list is far from being complete but we are sure that everyone will find something interesting in this booklet.

The Space Career booklet can be used by:
- teachers of both primary and secondary levels of education as educational material for class demonstration, investigation, home assignment, etc.
- career counsellors to advise students on the choice of future job opportunities
- students (starting from 7 years old) to get information on what space-related careers look like and what they would do on daily basis if they choose to follow a specific career path
- parents to discuss with their children possible career paths
- science centres, outreach organisations, scientists, and anyone who wishes to promote STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) and space education.
In addition to English, the Space Career booklet is now available in eight more European languages:
This is not the only news we have! Soon, in addition to the booklet, we will release a Space Career poster to motivate and encourage youngsters to step in the exciting world of opportunities space offers.

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EU Space Awareness releases brand-new Space Career Booklet

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EU Space Awareness strives to promote space and astronomy education in Europe and beyond. The project aims at informing young people about current research, issues related to space sciences and the numerous career opportunities offered by space.

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I already gave information about astrobiologist and we has skype call with Michaela Musilova

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I will give information to my students about astrobiologists

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Next year I will show these videos to my students.

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Betül Kaçar, who works as an astrobiologist at NASA Astrobiology Institute, is the best example for us.

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I will follow Betül KAÇAR

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Turkish biologist Betül Kaçar is currently working in Nasa, so I can invite her to my class with teleconference management

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Unfortunately, we did not work on careers.

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One day I will introduce this theme.

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Next year I will show these videos to my students.

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I will follow astrobiologist Betül Kaçar

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Astrobiology is a big step for kids who do not know yet what biology is.

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I will definitely include introducing students to astrobiology. My colleagues in the field of physics do this regularly.

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Zita Martins is the only Portuguese Astrobiologist I know... Although I know that there are some universities that can "bridge the gap" and help us by giving external input to our students.

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I will be working on astrobiologists with my students soon.

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There are no astrobiologist in my city, but I will  introduce the students  to the  https://astrobiology.nasa.gov, in my classroom.

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As far as I know, we have a Turkish astrobiologist, Betül Kaçar. I will involve her in my classroom activities through visual aids.

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In Madrid, there is a center of Astrobiology in INTA. I have visited it.

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In Madrid, there is a center of Astrobiology in INTA. I have visited it.

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There are no astrobiologists in my city, but I will  introduce the students  to the  https://astrobiology.nasa.gov, in my classroom.

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I will follow astrobiologist Betül Kaçar and astrophysicist Feryal Özel..

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I teach in a rural area and we don't have the opportunity to have a professional person who can share some informations about Astrobiologist job, but I will try to organize a trip to Cluj and give the chance to my students to become aware of space careers.

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We got to know Betül Kaçar with the children in the classroom.

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Niğmet Kaya
I will follow Betül Kaçar

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We have serhed for Astrophysicist Feryal Ozel. . .

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Natalia. I try to acquaint students with Astro biologists through visual aids

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There is no astrobiologist in our city. I will introduce the students to the "Dalmatian Space Summer" (a manifestation related to astronomy and space science) and the "Astrophysical Initiative in Dalmatia" (a program to launch the Astrophysical Center of Excellence in Split). The program also includes the School of Astrobiology of the "Sky as a Gift" project.

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I aim to introduce astrobiologists to my students.

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We watched the films Interstellar, Transcendence, Journey to the Future and made film criticism. We went to the space camp with the students.

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In Florida we have the NASA Astrobiology Institutehttps://nai.nasa.gov/seminars/featured-seminar-channels/nai-directors-seminar-series/2016/11/21/what-can-extant-genomes-reveal-about-early-dna-metabolism/ that offers many seminars and workshops.

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We are lucky because a few steps from our school there is the ESRIN center in Frascati (ROME)
Every spring ESRIN opens its doors to elementary and middle school students where the kids
they will have the opportunity to "touch" European space research activities and projects, and perhaps develop an interest in a scientific career.

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Space careers in your classroom
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I will be working on astrobiologists with my students soon.

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Aynur Yılmaz Atlı
Ankara /Turkey
I have Turkish astrobiologist Betül Kaçar watch his work Nasa.

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There are no astrobiologists in my city, but we have god collaboration with the Academic Astronomical Society Rijeka.

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I don't have such a professional in my city but I do believe it would an amazing experience both for my children and myself to have such a person come in my class and talk about his work with us !

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we have Radu Popa, a Romanian working for NASA. students can write a paper about him.

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In a quick search I found two astrobiologists in my country. I could mention them in my presentations and briefly talk about their career paths.

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Zita Martins is the only Portuguese Astrobiologist. I think it would be wonderful if it were possible for Zita Martins to make a video conference with my students.

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There are no astrobiologists in my city, but we have god collaboration with the amateur astronomy club.

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we live in a small town and we have no such experts, but they can present to students the advantages and importance of this job

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we had no experience yet

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I have no experience I can share in this regard.

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I can talk about Turkish astrobiologist Betül Kacar, who is an Assistant Professor of Astrobiology at the University of Arizona. She is a NASA Early Career Fellow. She can be a good example for girls to be a scientist.

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I can't find any astrobiologist but I can show these interviews in my class.

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I will teach my students what work the astrobiologist does and get to know the Greek astrobiologist Mr. Papatheodorou

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Έλληνας ερευνητής του ΕΜΠ εντόπισε σε μετεωρίτη από τον Αρη ενδείξεις συνθηκών συμβατών με βιολογική δραστηριότητα

Ο Ηλίας Χατζηθεοδωρίδης, αναπληρωτής καθηγητής Γεωλογίας στο Εθνικό Μετσόβιο Πολυτεχνείο (ΕΜΠ), ανακάλυψε έναν ύποπτο σχηματισμό σε θραύσμα του διάσημου μετεωρίτη Νάκλα, ο οποίος έπεσε το 1911 κοντά στην Αλεξάνδρεια της Αιγύπτου και αποδείχθηκε αργότερα ότι προέρχεται από τον Αρη. Οι πρώτες ενδείξεις για ίχνη βιολογικής δραστηριότητας σε μετεωρίτη της ίδιας ομάδας χρονολογούνται στο 1996, ωστόσο ως σήμερα κάθε παρόμοιο εύρημα παραμένει υπό αμφισβήτηση.

Ο κ. Χατζηθεοδωρίδης συνεργάστηκε με συναδέλφους του από το Πανεπιστήμιο του Μάντσεστερ για να μελετήσουν το εύρημά του, μια αργιλώδη δομή (κοιλότητα) που βρέθηκε μέσα σε θραύσμα του μετεωρίτη. Οι ερευνητές μελέτησαν το θραύσμα με πολλές αναλυτικές μεθόδους, όπως π.χ. ηλεκτρονικό μικροσκόπιο σάρωσης, και κατέληξαν στο συμπέρασμα ότι η δομή αυτή δημιουργήθηκε αρχικά σαν αέρια φυσαλίδα μέσα σε γυαλί, το οποίο προήλθε από την απότομη μερική τήξη του πετρώματος κατά την πρόσκρουση άλλου μετεωρίτη στην επιφάνεια του Αρη. Ταυτοχρόνως, νερό του παγωμένου υπεδάφους του Αρη έλιωσε δημιουργώντας υδροθερμικό πεδίο που εξαλλοίωσε τα αρχικά πετρώματα και εναπόθεσε σε ρωγμές εντός του πετρώματος και στη φυσαλίδα δευτερογενή ορυκτά. Τα ευρήματα έρχονται να προστεθούν στις προηγούμενες ενδείξεις ότι μεγάλοι αστεροειδείς χτύπησαν τον Αρη στο παρελθόν και δημιούργησαν μακρόβια υδροθερμικά πεδία που θα μπορούσαν να συντηρήσουν ζωή για μεγαλύτερα χρονικά διαστήματα, ως και την πρόσφατη ιστορία του πλανήτη. Η μελέτη ( http://online.liebertpub.com/doi/pdf/10.1089/ast.2013.1069) έγινε εξώφυλλο τον Αύγουστο του 2014 στην επιθεώρηση "Astrobiology".(Πηγή http://www.tovima.gr/science/article/?aid=633403)

Ο κ. Ηλίας Χατζηθεοδωρίδης ουσιαστικά αποδεικνύει αυτό που φανταζόμασταν μέχρι πρόσφατα, ότι δηλαδή ένας αστεροειδής προσέκρουσε στην επιφάνεια του πλανήτη Άρη-στην πολύ πρόσφατη ιστορία του,-έλιωσε τοπικά τα πετρώματα και δημιούργησε αλμυρά διαλύματα από το λιώσιμο του παγωμένου νερού στα εδάφη του πλανήτη. Αυτά τα αλμυρά νερά εξαλλοίωσαν τα αρχικά ορυκτά και δημιούργησαν δευτερογενή ορυκτά που εναποτέθηκαν σε ρωγμές του πετρώματος -και φαίνονται τώρα στον μετεωρίτη και σε όλους τους μετεωρίτες της ομάδας αυτής- ή σε φυσαλίδες που δημιουργήθηκαν στην ύελο, από το λιώσιμο του πετρώματος. Αυτό είναι το επικρατέστερο σενάριο και μάλλον το πραγματικό. Ωστόσο, το μεγάλο ενδιαφέρον ήταν στην μικροδομή ωοειδούς σχήματος που έμοιαζε πάρα πολύ με απολίθωμα μικροοργανισμού!

Αυτή ήταν κυρίως η αιτία που έγινε viral η εργασία, παρά τα υπόλοιπα σημαντικά συμπεράσματα όπως το ότι ακόμη και στην πολύ πρόσφατη ιστορία του πλανήτη μπορούν να δημιουργηθούν-έστω και από εξωγενείς παράγοντες-οι κατάλληλες συνθήκες για να υποστηρίξουν την ύπαρξη ζωής πάνω στον πλανήτη. Δηλαδή, ζωή που προϋπήρχε, να μετακομίζει σε τέτοια φιλικά περιβάλλοντα, π.χ. μεταφερόμενη με την σκόνη και τους ανέμους πάνω στον πλανήτη, και να διατηρεί την ύπαρξή της.

Παράλληλα με την συνεχόμενη ερευνητική του δράση ο κ. Χατζηθεοδωρίδης το 2016, οργάνωσε διεθνές συνέδριο για την Αστροβιολογία ( http://www.astrobiology.gr), της νέας δηλαδή επιστήμης που μελετά την αρχή και εξέλιξη της ζωής σε άλλους πλανήτες, αναζητά και μελετά εξωπλανήτες, αναζητά και μελετά την ζωή πάνω στην γη αλλά σε περιβάλλοντα με ακραίες συνθήκες (χημεία, θερμοκρασία, αλατότητα, ξηρασία κτλ).

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Έλληνας ερευνητής του ΕΜΠ εντόπισε σε μετεωρίτη από τον Αρη ενδείξεις συνθηκών συμβατών με βιολογική δραστηριότητα Ο Ηλίας Χατζηθεοδωρίδης, αναπληρωτής καθηγητής Γεωλογίας στο Εθνικό Μετσόβιο Πολυτεχνείο (ΕΜΠ), ανακάλυψε έναν ύποπτο σχηματισμό σε θραύσμα του διάσημου μετεωρίτη Νάκλα, ο οποίος έπεσε το 1911 κοντά στην Αλεξάνδρεια της Αιγύπτου και αποδείχθηκε αργότερα ότι προέρχεται από τον Αρη.

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I found an astrobiologist and share this video

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Un'insalata sulla luna a chilometri zero

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Mentre Philae ( il lander trasportato dalla sonda spaziale Rosetta) scopre tracce di materiale organico sulla cometa 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, offrendo indizi importanti per comprendere le origini della vita sul pianeta Terra, al centro di ricerche NASA Ames, a Moffett Field in California, la astrobiologa italiana Rosalba Bonaccorsi ci racconta come porterà 3 piante sulla luna e a cosa serviranno.

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As I'm from Portugal and Zita Martins is Portuguese as well, it would be great if she could address to my students, even if through a videoconference...

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ı cant find any expert about the astrology but we can go to the simulation places about the space

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I couldn't find an astrobiologist in Croatia but I could invite one from abroad and have a video conference or Skype session.

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Vasile Claudia Romania.

We do not have the opportunity to bring an expert in the class, but we make trips with the little ones to Constanta where there is a planetarium or to Salina where a room is arranged where the little ones can see the solar system and can be dressed in astronauts.

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Zita Martins, who we saw in the last video is portuguese. It would be interessant invite her to share her experience and talk a it little more about her carreer with my students.

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I haven't found any astrobiologists in Croatia, but we do have astrologists, so I might team up with my Physics colleagues and invite them to give a lecture at our school.

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we had no experience yet

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With my students, we had now designed an astronate suit made of materials and all were very excited.
Then we watched the sky with a telescope.

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As far as I know, in Portugal there is a course in astrophysics and, later, advanced specializations in the area of astrobiology. Perhaps it was possible to invite one of the experts to make a conference via skype on this topic.

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Sıdıka Mermer

There is a Science Center at our location. On our trip here, my students observed the solar system in space and were very interested in it.

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Of course we have an astrobiologist and even more important that it is female!:)
Betül Kaçar

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ROMANIA

I live in a small town and we have no chance to have such experts or experience to carry out such activities.

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I have had no experience so far.

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In our country, we follow the studies about NASA, we watch the videos in the classroom. We have a SCIENCE CENTER in our city and made trips there. the spacecraft had a shuttle.

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Yes, there are NASA employees in our country who have watched them through the webinars and youtube.

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As far as I know , there is no Turkish astranout in NASA. It gives me to chance to encourage my students to think about working in NASA.

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We have astronomy observatory, that we can visit with our students and schedule some special session to introduce specific topics (that teachers want to be explored).

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We have a science museum.My students can do experiments all of the section such as bio,physics,earthquake,land,air.. it is the best place for learning.

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There is an observatory on our little island and every year they run community sessions to raise the youth interest in all things space related.

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There aren't many opportunities in Croatia as a whole, but astronomical society in Višnjan is very active in that area of education and opened to students.

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There are not so many opportunities for astrobiology because i live in a small town

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My students are interested in astronomy

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I have had no experience so far

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As a history teacher I would do correlation with astronomy, STEM and climate subjects, since we have an Cultural and sciense center Milutin Milanković nere by our town Osijek. We could research historical local and world circumstances of Milutin Milanković life, his education, birth house, etc. That would be introduction into his research work about astronomy, math, geophysics and also about his work as a climatology and climate modeling founder.

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We have a strong robotic team in club robotic.

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I read some news about a Turkish astrobiologist, Betül Kaçar who was awarded a scholarship by Nasa.

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my students are very keen on astronomy and space.

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There are two institutes in Germany that conduct research on astrobiology: Deutsche Astrobio-logische Gesellschaft and
Institut für Luft- und Raumfahrtmedizin. Both of them offer vry interesting newsletters and workshops for example "Tomato growing in a satellite" or "The Chemical Evolution of Life".

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In Colombia we have  the "Instituto de Astrobiología de Colombia" (Colombian Astrobiology Institute), that is an organization, dedicated to promote and generate high quality communication, education and research in the area of ​​Astrobiology and the environment in our Country. This is a very nice group of science interested people from whom my students could learn a lot.

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Instituto de Astrobiología de Colombia afiliado a NASA Astrobiology Institute

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There is a Collage which has a space museum. students can go there with school groups. And also Economy University has robotic stuffs, students can learn and watch 3D scanners ex.

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There aren't any such professionals in our city, but there is an observatory in Zagreb, also in Višnjan. And in my classroom activities I cam use a lot of topics involving astronomy from geometry and trigonometr

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I also mentioned the working Turks in NASA. because there are no astronauts in our country. and children don't see it as a profession. I want them to imagine it first and then realize it. because this is possible in my classroom can be astront.

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we have a strong robotic team and now we start to involve in ESA competitions

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Zita are portuguese.

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I dont have any experience

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I can ask my students to study the work of Turkish Atrobiologist Betül Kaçar on the search for life traces on planets outside the Solar System.

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I have just searched somethings about antrobiologist as a job and found a news about a Turkish astrobiologist, Betül Kaçar. I am proud of this case not only because she is Turkish but also she is a woman. As an English teacher I can use this in the lessons while teaching the units about introducing famous people, reading scientific topics or learning some kinds of  jobs.

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Turkish astrobiologist Betül Kaçar is joining NASA's team of experts dedicated to finding alien life on other planets.

Known for her work on space and evolution and being the first Turkish female researcher to receive a fellowship from NASA's Astrobiology Institute, Kaçar will be a part of the Center for Life Detection Science (CLDS).

Kaçar will work alongside experts within NASA and scholars from leading universities around the world to track down any signs of extraterrestrial existence to hopefully find an answer to the long-sought question: "Are we alone?"

Kaçar made the announcement on her Twitter account Thursday.

At the age of 20, Kaçar emigrated to the United States from Istanbul for her Ph.D. studies in biochemistry. After completing her degree at the Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta, she was accepted into NASA's astrobiology program where she was awarded a postdoctoral fellowship and worked as a fellow for a few years. From 2014 to 2017, she led an independent research group at Harvard University. Five years later, she joined the University of Arizona where she has been working as an assistant professor.

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Turkish scientist to help NASA search for life beyond Earth

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Turkish astrobiologist Betül Kaçar is joining NASA's team of experts dedicated to finding alien life on other planets. Known for her work on space and evolution and being the first Turkish female researcher to receive a fellowship from NASA's Astrobiology Institute, Kaçar will be a part of the Center for Life Detection Science (CLDS).

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I am a math teacher in a high school. I can use sub-topics like Earth's shape,time zones,trigonometric calculations.

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TUBITAK Space Technologies Research Institute i sthe place where we can visit to get information about space with our students.

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I haven't had any experience in astronomy, but I'd love for it to happen.

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This is the first time for me that I have searched the net to find some Astrobiologist in Turkey.  After watching the video here about gender discriminaton, It  made me proud of meeting a woman's name "Betül Kaçar". She is accepted by NASA.
There are some groups or institutions. For example Turkish Astronomical Society, METU Astrobiology Community, etc.
I can invite the founder of Bursa Astronomy Club , Mr. İlhan Vardar to my classroom. I can plan a course with him.
I can also encourage my students to joın an astronomy camp that is held every year in August on Mount Uludağ, in Bursa, Turkey.
I can organize a visit to "Science Techonolgy Center" in Bursa. We can watch some simulations there and get information from the experts there.

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One of my colleages have benefited from a NASA scholarship and I will ask her to describe this experience to my students.