How Do You See This? (4.41): Spanish Language Astronomy Materials Education Center
Title: How do you see this? (4.41)
Author: Dirección General de Divulgación de la Ciencia—UNAM
Year: 4
Number: 41
Suggested reader’s academic level: Junior High School
Web site: www.comoves.unam.mx
This is a monthly science publication. The astronomy article is in the news section of this magazine and is called The Color of the Universe. It talks about the Turquoise Universe Theory of two astronomers at Johns Hopkins University.
How do you see this? (4.41)
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This is a monthly science publication. The articles refer to biology, astronomy, mathematics, physics, and geology, among other sciences.
The astronomy article is in the news section of this magazine and is called The Color of the Universe. It talks about the turquoise Universe theory of two astronomers at Johns Hopkins University. At the end of the article the theory is proved wrong.
Contents:
- To Get Started
- Back and Forth: Letters From Our Readers
- Rays: Science and Technology News
- Fly’s Eyes: Homeopathy
- To the Point: Data and Scientific Numbers
- The Most Interesting Part is at the End
- Modern Medicine
- Dunes
- Shiny Things
- It Was Like This: Science by Correspondence
- Who is Jorge Membrillo?
- It Works Like This: Microwave
- Here We Are: Unequal Fight
- Get Involved: Cinecianet
- Challenge: Recollection of a Great Height Prize
- What to do? Where to go?
- What to Read?
- Check This Out: Incredibly
- Jockeying
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