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The small asteroid 2024 PT5 will remain under the gravitational pull of our planet for two months before leaving. Unfortunately, it won’t be visible to the naked eye.

We’re excited to announce the Asteroid Search Campaigns for StAnD.

During StAnD, students will have a chance to hunt for micrometeorites. Each participating school will receive a micrometeorite toolkit, like the one in this photo.

Paul Breitenstein, who took part in the StAnD Summer School 2024 in Marathon, Greece, has been awarded a Citizen Science prize!

On 24 July, the Italian StAnD Team held the first Multiplier Event in Turin.

The first StAnD Summer School, held in Marathon, Greece, was an opportunity for participating teachers to meet each other and get to grips with this amazing project to bring comets, asteroids and meteorites into the classroom.

The StAnD summer school programme is now available. Get ready for an unforgettable week of professional development in Greece!

From 23 to 24 May 2024 the partners of StAnD met in person in Oeiras, Portugal.

We are proud to announce that the StAnD camera prototype has detected its very first meteor!

Read about how the technical Gymnasium in Weinheim, Germany operates remote-controlled telescopes in Hawaii and Australia.