Use WorldWide Telescope to see the Moon without space travel…
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Apollo at 50 tribute page. See the Moon in your browser.
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A different view of the universe
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WWTA's Life In the Universe Project (LITU) with Middle School students from Boston Public schools is featured in the Harvard Gazette. Read the full story: http://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2016/07/a-different-view-of-the-u…
New Horizons Tour - Mission to Pluto
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New Horizons - A Pluto tour by Albert L. a 11th grade student from Cambridge, MA New Horizons Mission in WorldWide Telescope Credits A tour by Albert L. a 11th grade student from Cambridge Rindge and Latin School, Cambridge, MA
WWT Workshops
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The WorldWide Telescope team is carrying out several workshops in the fall to both get the word out about how to develop for and use WorldWide Telescope (WWT) and to get feedback about needed features and usability. Workshop specifics vary depending on...
Become an Ambassador
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WWT Ambassadors are amateur and professional astronomers (including graduate students, postdocs, and retirees), undergraduate students with a strong background in astronomy, retired STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) professionals, teachers...
Who Can Volunteer?
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WWT Ambassadors are required to have extensive knowledge of astrophysical phenomena, excellent communication skills, and a strong desire to share what they know with others. Most of our Ambassadors are astronomers at various career stages (undergraduate...
What Training Do You Provide?
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We have online tutorials for remote users. At the CFA we have training sessions for WWT Ambassadors usually two to three times per year. We also can provide training to remote users via Skype and have traveled to do workshops. Training consists of...