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Members of the astronomical club of the Russian city of Samara launched an interesting project. Astronomer lovers plan to create the first observatory that will be available to every resident of our the planet. The telescope will broadcast in real time high-quality images over the Internet and each of us will be able to look at the stars for free, without even leaving them at home.
Of course, students are not able to pay for the construction. observatories on their own, so they decided to resort to help world community. A project launched a few days ago on fundraising is designed to allow the Russians to get all the necessary tools for building an online telescope. necessary costs Samara valued at three hundred thousand US dollars. Bye to the piggy bank donated less than a hundred, but the time until the end of the collection is still abundantly – about two months.
Twenty-two-year-old Sergei Averyanov, who is the author of this ideas, shared with domestic journalists his thoughts on about the future project. The young man is sure that if all it turns out that a unique telescope will become an indispensable assistant as for amateurs and professionals from all over the planet. Averyanov believes that astronomy leaves absolutely no one indifferent: even out of curiosity, everyone who has the Internet, be sure to use their observatory at least once.
Time telescope
