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 ====== Durbin Workshop ======
+NotebookLM: https://notebooklm.google.com/notebook/861446bd-e80c-4ba9-88ec-fc1a9f1c56b0
 ===== Content =====
-  - [[un:Seven ages of the universe]]
+^ 1 ^ Grounding ^
-  - [[un:Science]]
+| 1.1 | [[courses:ast100|Our Cosmic History]] (AST 100) |
-  - [[un:Astronomy]]
+^ 2 ^ Observation and Coorindates ^
-  - [[un:almagest-revolutions|Almagest & Revolutions]]
+|  |  |
-  - [[un:Constellations]]
+|  |  |
-  - [[un:Coordinate systems]]
+|  |  |
-  - [[un:Seasons]]
+|  |  |
-  - [[un:Eclipse]]
+^ 3 ^ Telescopes and Instruments ^
-  - [[un:Telescope]]
+| 3.1 |  |
-  - [[un:Astronomical object]]
+^ 4 ^ Imaging with iTelescope ^
-  - [[un:Unistellar]]
+|  |  |
-  - [[un:iTelescope]]
+^ 5 ^ Imaging with Unistellar ^
-  - [[un:Siril]]
+|  |  |
+===== OLD Content =====
+^ Category ^ Topics ^
+| **Foundations & Space Sciences** | [[un:Science]] \\ [[un:Astronomy]] \\ [[un:Seven ages of the universe]] \\ [[un:almagest-revolutions|Almagest & Revolutions]] \\ [[un:Astronomical objects]] |
+| **Observational Astronomy** | [[un:Constellations]] \\ [[un:Coordinate systems]] \\ [[un:Seasons]] \\ [[un:Light]] \\ [[un:Magnitude]] \\ [[un:Telescopes]] |
+| **Observation planning and image processing** | [[un:Telescopius]] \\ [[un:Siril]] |
+===== Presentation =====
+The presentation of a group should have 4 parts, each student will present a single part.
+  - **Imaging:** the selected telescope, its location and the observation procedure.
+  - **Image processing:** the processing steps, and the final iTelescope image of the object.
+  - **Comparison:** compare the iTelescope image with 5 images taken by professional research-grade telescopes (use [[https://portal.cds.unistra.fr|CDS]])
+  - **Essay:** talk about the "science communication" essay that you wrote about this object using [[https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/|ADS]], following these steps:
+    - Use the [[https://gemini.google.com/gem/1K43rZWHD4mensCRMBd454gX6KGAU2DEm?usp=sharing|Gemini Gem Astrophysicist]] to find 10 most relevant papers.
+    - Create a [[https://notebooklm.google.com/|NotebookLM]] using the 10 paper PDFs, and more online professional resources if you can find any. Create ideas or the essay using this. Do not use any unreliable online resource. Trust only published papers or university and space agency websites.
+    - Write the final essay using the NotebookLM ideas, and polish it using your personalized Gemini.