Communication and Outreach
The European Solar Telescope will allow many long-standing questions in solar physics to be answered. The EST consortium is engaged in a vigorous communication program to bring the work done in research centers and observatories closer to the general public and the scientific community.
In this section you can find the latest EST media archive with images, pictures and videos. You are free to use these materials provided you mention the source as follows: “Courtesy European Solar Telescope - EST”.
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Some of our outreach activities
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EST AROUND THE WORLD EST is present in scientific meetings and outreach events to raise awareness of the relevance of studying the Sun and the opportunities that EST will open. |
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#TheScienceOfEST A series of posts intended to draw attention to solar physics and the importance of EST to improve our knowledge of the Sun. |
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CARTOON VIDEO SERIES: "The QuEST" Meet some of the astronomers who first addressed the science goals of EST: Galileo, George Ellery Hale, Angelo Secchi, John and Mary Evershed, and Richard Carrington. |
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TV DOCUMENTARY: "REACHING FOR THE SUN" Europe has a long history in studying the Sun. This documentary shows some of the main European observatories, explaining key milestones and future challenges of solar physics. |
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PROMOTIONAL MATERIAL Brochures, roll ups, videos and other elements for presentations and information about EST. |
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EST CALENDAR The 2019 EST Calendar highlights key results in different areas of solar physics research. The 2018 EST Calendar featured amazing pictures of existing European Solar Telescopes. |
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