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Two sides of reality

6 Dec 201721 Jun 2018
He felt the sweat running down his back. What in the world had just happened? He had lost a debate. That was what had happened. He looked out over the…
Jan's "View from above"

Why bring space into the classroom?

25 Apr 201628 Jul 2018
The first answer coming to mind is simply "Why not?". But - There's a lot more to it. First of all, teachers should be updated on space science. We all…
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The Coffee Break Principle

22 Sep 201517 Aug 2018
Have you ever wondered why physics has to be so difficult? "Why?" is always a dangerous question and the answer to this particular one depends on how deep you want…
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On science, smartphones and nerds

26 Aug 201517 Aug 2018
I gave a presentation based on the 4 texts about Imagination and Mathematics during Senior Space Camp 2015 at Andøya Space Center and NAROM. After the presentation a participant approached…
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