Students Captivated by Triangulation Labs in South of France

Students Captivated by Triangulation Labs in South of France

Students at the Collège André Léotard in Fréjus and at the Collège Frédéric Mistral in Nice, in the south of France, enjoyed using authentic scientific processes during triangulation workshops in early June led by INAF researcher Dario Barghini, with Chiara Lamberti....
Ellinogermaniki Agogi Hosts a Busy Community Day

Ellinogermaniki Agogi Hosts a Busy Community Day

The second StAnD Community Day in Greece concluded successfully on 25 May 2026 on the premises of Ellinogermaniki Agogi.  Approximately 200 people visited the StAnD corner, including students from the school and their families. Students who had taken part in StAnD...
Successful StAnD Community Day in Greece

Successful StAnD Community Day in Greece

The first STAND Community Day in Greece was a great success this May. More than 150 students and teachers from Thebes had the opportunity to learn about asteroids, meteors, and meteorites. We discussed methods for detecting them, examined real meteorites under a...
StAnD Community Days Highlight Meteor Science in Foligno

StAnD Community Days Highlight Meteor Science in Foligno

The StAnD project hosted its Community Days in Foligo, Italy on 17-18 April as part of the XV Festa di Scienza e Filosofia, engaging the public in the fascinating science of meteors and meteorites. Working closely with visitors to make planetary defence accessible...
Are there Micrometeorites in St Ouen?

Are there Micrometeorites in St Ouen?

This was the question that teacher Géraldine Jeanson asked her primary school students last year! In fact, they went one step further, and conducted a search for micrometeorites using the StAnD micrometeorite kit.  This was an awareness-raising activity over...
StAnD Camera Data now Available to All!

StAnD Camera Data now Available to All!

We often celebrate the video recordings, or detections, of fireballs by StAnD Meteor Camera Kits in our news, and now, thanks to the PRISMA All-Sky Camera Analysis Laboratory (PASCAL), a specialised application, the data from StAnD and PRISMA networks can be exploited...