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The Ministry of Science, Technology and Research announced yesterday that the planetarium would be kept open on Sundays starting from tomorrow (4) in a move to popularize the subject of astronomy among the public and schoolchildren in particular.
The Ministry’s Media Secretary Mahesh Samarasekara in a statement said the decision to extend the opening hours of this popular attraction could be considered as the initial step to popularize astronomy and increase its interest among the public.
Accordingly, he said a special public lecture on astronomy and the planetarium show would be held tomorrow at 10.00 am, where the lecture would be conducted by Prof. Chandana Jayaratne. (Kalathma Jayawardhane)
LS Saturday, 03 March 2018 10:43 AM
No need to go to Planetarium. We see "Stars" everyday due to rising Cost Of Living !!
Kumar Saturday, 03 March 2018 11:03 AM
When like in all third world countries becoming an Engineer or a Doctor is the main focus in secondary schools. Then how it is possible to popularise Astronomy in any meaningful way. Importance of Science and Mathematics as professions in their own right is never understood outside the Western world and Russia.
ANTON Saturday, 03 March 2018 11:31 AM
I ALWAYS SEE STARS, EVEN AT HOME......... DAVAL THARU......
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