News: Gravitational Waves: Theory and Methods for Detection

Our first Advanced Track Lecture Series installment took place in mid-February. The topic was “Gravitational Waves: Theory and Methods for Detection” and was presented by Dr. Deyan Mihaylov, a post-doctoral researcher at the Max Planck Institute. A live question and answer session with Dr. Mihaylov followed the main presentation. Advanced Track lectures are appropriate for university students and attendees with an advanced knowledge of science and maths. You can learn more about the lecture, and view the webinar video, here.

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News: We continue to grow!

We continue to grow! We are in the process of bringing the Phoenix Space Program, our main STEM education offering, to a new center. We’ll soon be operating at the Nama’a Center in Kilis, Turkey, near the Syrian border. We are registering students now, and expect to begin classes in the next few weeks. This will be our fifth center

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Phoenix Space Program launches in Kilis, Turkey

In mid-April, we began offering the Phoenix Space Program, our main STEM education offering, at the Nama’a Center in Kilis, Turkey. Approximately 25 students are participating. The program is a 32-week educational program consisting of weekly in-person and online classes combined with camps and workshops to teach 13-to 17-year-old students useful skills in mathematics, electronics, physics, coding, robotics, and project

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Blog: The Overview Effect – Space and Our Connected Humanity

By Alex Dutton, Phoenix Space Head of Education. For our first post, we’re going to start big, very big. Have you ever taken off in a plane, looked out of the window and seen all the people, cars, houses, streets shrink into specks and felt yourself temporarily away from the world? Imagine not just these objects, but entire mountains, cities,

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