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January 10, 2013
Tags: NON-PROFIT PROJECTS, PLANETARIUMS

Video: Mobile Planetarium in Kenya

In a Humanwire's episode, Ruud Elmendorp follows a mobile planetarium designed for teaching astronomy to young school children in Kenya. Kenyan Chuhi Nyoike acquired a mobile planetarium over a year ago. He travels with it from school to school and amazed children with stars and planet hoping that one day they will become scientists. Inspiring.

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