Teaching Astronomy, Physics And Mathematics Through The Use Of Salsaj Software In Spanish

Talk
Teaching astronomy as part of other subjects in secondary schools – astronomy as a “gateway science”
4th Shaw-IAU Workshop
Wednesday Nov. 16, 2022
UTC: 9 p.m. - 9:10 p.m.
Thursday Nov. 17, 2022
UTC: 11 a.m. - 11:10 a.m.

"SalsaJ allows students to analyze and explore real astronomical images in the same way as professional astronomers do , allows scientific analysis with data extracted from the images, bringing to the classroom research, photometry workshops, spectra analysis, and sunspot measurements. In this opportunity we will demonstrate the use of SalsaJ software.
References
MORA J.C. How to use Salsaj software to perform Photometry, Astrometry, Image processing in 3D
Revista Mexicana De Astronomia Y Astrofísica, Serie De Conferencias ISSN: 1405-2059, 2022 vol:54 pp: 80 - 83 ,
RMxAC..54_JMora-XVII.pdf (unam.mx)
Global Sky Partners Program, LCO, available here: https://lco.global/education/partners/
SalsaJ software, available here: http://euhou.net/index.php/salsaj-software-mainmenu-9"

About John Carlos Mora

"Director of the Astrophysics and Space Science Research Group
Astrophysics and Space Sciences Research Group Expoastronomy, a specialist in the management of
Remote Telescopes at international level, his research is focused on the study of astrophysical phenomena
his research focuses on the study of astrophysical phenomena associated with the variability of main-sequence stars variability of main sequence stars supported by the network of robotic telescopes of the Cumbres Observatory LCO
the Cumbres Observatory LCOs located around the planet in countries such as Australia
Australia, South Africa, the Canary Islands, Chile, the United States and to the
and to teacher training in schools and universities in Colombia and South America."

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