A here exists only in relation to a there. If we don't look up, we'll never know what's down.

Paul Auster
Moon Palace

I have been fortunate to work with a wide range of activities centred on communication of astronomy to the public, with some of the best people in the profession.

Here is my own little Top-10 (or so) list of favourite achievements:

  1. Writing the book The Hands-on Guide for Science Communicators, Springer New York, 2006, ISBN 0387263241
  2. Writing the book Lysfænomener i Naturen, Høst & Søn, 1998, ISBN 8714294621
  3. Being Press Officer for International Astronomical Union in a period the IAU became more known than ever before due to the re-classification of dwarf planet Pluto. Read more about the work during this hectic period of the 2006 IAU General Assembly here.
  4. Directing the movie Eyes on the Skies - 400 Years of Telescopic Discovery
  5. Receiving the Tycho Brahe Medal in 2005
  6. Directing the movie Hubble - 15 Years of Discovery
  7. Writing the book Hubble - 15 Years of Discovery, Springer New York, 2006, ISBN 0387285997 (also in Finnish, German, Portuguese, Chinese)
  8. Producing the lasershow Ambient LaserTrance in the Dome 1994 together with Morten Rasmussen.
  9. Writing my Master's Thesis: Compund Redshift Catalogues and their Application to Redshift Distortions of the Two-point Correlation Function. At one point in 1996 I had the largest collection of galaxy redshifts in the world...
  10. Leading the FITS Liberator project
  11. Leading the Hubblecast project
  12. Producing the lasershow Beat the Visions 1993 together with Morten Rasmussen.
  13. Initiating the Virtual Repository, later VAMP project
  14. Initiate and manage Tripping on the Final Frontier, event for the 5th anniversary of Tycho Brahe Planetarium