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2026-03-13 08:04 UTC
@romulojales@mastodon.social Sure! Science Talenter is where I work, and it's the Danish national STEM talent development center. We arrange three-day camps for young people from 12 to 20 years of age about STEM subjects, and I'm in charge of three space technology camps every year for students in the second year of Danish high school, typically 17-18 years old. The first camps is about rockets and orbital mechanics, the second is about electronics, soldering, programming and sensors, and the last is about...
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@oz1sej@mastodon.online 2026-03-13 08:10
@romulojales@mastodon.social ...data transmission, radio technology, satellite communication and antennas. We've been running this for yhe past roughly ten years, usually for somewhere between 20 and 30 students each year. This last camp I also managed to sneak in an evening Linux Install Party 😁 The students were very curious and interested, and by the end of the camp, many of them seemed to have a lot of fun working in the terminal 😊