Conditions for doing outreach
Sometimes, the situation is just right for engaging in outreach activities while, at other times, it is almost impossible to do so. After the transit of Mercury event I asked FLARECAST members how they had organized their activities. This post is meant to be a...Many Ways to Observe the Transit of Mercury
Public activities Several FLARECAST partners contributed to public activities related to the transit of Mercury on May 9th. CNRS (Meudon), TCD (Dublin), PSUD (Orsay) and FHNW (Windisch) set up telescopes and screens for public observation and provided information on...Space Weather Forecasting at Science Fairs
Recently, we did live space weather forecasting at our local natural history museum during a science fair. Scientific organizations presented many different kinds of activities, and people of all ages walked around, stopping where something attracted their interest....FLARECAST at the European Space Weather Week in Oostende
Just a bit over a week after the terrorist attacks in Paris, the ESWW12 took place as planned. Fortunately, not too many people had cancelled their participation. Governments of different coutries had issued very different travel recommendations, ranging from no...
FLARECAST outreach on SlideShare
The latest image of the Sun in white light
SunSpotter Citizen Science
Become a scientist and help us classify sunspots using SunSpotter. Citizen science project by FLARECAST's Irish partners.
Science on a Table
A communication tool to facilitate the dialogue between scientists and visitors at public events. By FLARECAST's Swiss partners.