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Inspiring Students With Astronomy in Nepal With Manisha Dwa

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Inspiring Students With Astronomy in Nepal With Manisha Dwa
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Manisha Dwa inspires students in Nepal through astronomy. She is a leader in the Nepal Astronomical Society and joins us with other active members of that organization. She represents Nepal in several international organizations and also founded Women in Science Nepal.

Chapters

  • 🌌 Why Astronomy in Nepal: 4:39-6:48
  • 🔭 Oshan Talking About How He Got Into Astronomy: 6:53-7:52
  • 🌟 Deepti Talking About How She Got Into Astronomy: 12:07-13:28
  • 📸 Picture of Deepti During Nepal Festival Taking Telescope to Orphanage: 16:51-17:50
  • 📷 Picture of Solar Observations and Outreach: 18:02-18:46
  • 🗓️ Picture of World Space Week and Dasai Festival: 18:56-19:48
  • 🏆 Manisha Winning SSVI Telescope: 19:42-20:34
  • 🪐 How is Astronomy Part of Traditional Culture: 20:53-22:43
  • 🚀 Using Astronomy and Space Science to Promote STEM: 27:05-28:13
  • 👓 Blind and Visually Impaired Resources: 31:10-34:09
  • 🦻 Resources for Deaf Students: 35:08-37:06
  • 💪 Strong Women Theme: 44:41-45:12
  • 🌐 Virtual Reality: 45:38-46:25
  • 🔮 Answering What the Future Holds for Astronomy in Nepal: 47:13-55:48
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