 | | Catch a Star! ... the Projects! | | The European Southern Observatory (ESO) and the European Association for Astronomy Education (EAAE) welcome all students in European schools to this web-based programme . It takes place within the context of the European Week of Science and Technology (EWST) - 2002 . List of Accepted Projects from Germany This is where your project will be first be registered (team leader indicated in italics ) and - once you and your group have submitted a report on your chosen object that fulfills the conditions for this programme - your lottery number will also be shown. | Object | Group | Location | Lottery
Number | | Orion Nebula (Messier 42) | Michael Gradmann
Jakob Schelbert
Friedrich Volck | Alzenau | 072 | | Open Cluster NGC 1960 (Messier 36) | Daniel Linhart
Peter Stinner
Daniel Stock
Martin Urban | Wissen | 015 | | Venus | Fatma Akgül
Pia Krühner
Hannah Lenz
Jochim Lichtenberger | Kiel | 085 | | Ring Nebula (Messier 57) | Björn Beyersdorff
Franziska Klingberg
R. Schöfer
Anne Tappe | Oldenburg | 098 | | Delta Cephei (HD 213306) | Heinrich Kuypers
Fabian Mierbach
Tobias Nentwig
Viktoria Patzer | Leverkusen | 018 | | Omega Nebula (Messier 17) | Tobias Bönke
R. Schöfer
Tilo Sönke
Christian Wulff | Oldenburg | 058 | | Earth's Moon | Patrick Schmidt
Sven-Christian Sidenstein
Volker Voss | Wilnsdorf | 130 | | Sanduleak | Emanuel Krenz
Volker Voss | Wilnsdorf | 120 | | Betelgeuse (Alpha Orionis HD 39801) | Matthias Krug
Cornelia Maske
Caroline Schmidt
Jenny Unger | Zeuthen | 057 | | Eagle Nebula (Messier 16) | Hildrun Bäzner-Zehender
Katja Gross
Janina Kümpflein
Johannes Reinhardt | Weil der Stadt | 104 | The winners will be drawn on November 8, 2002 - with a live webcast. Back to the registered projects page for "Catch a Star!" Back to the top page for "Catch a Star!" | | | | |
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