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County Durham Pupils Send Messages into Space Using Laser Technology - Durham Magazine
Following the return of Artemis II to Earth, pupils from St Mary Magdalen’s Primary School have sent messages into space using cutting-edge laser communications technology developed in the North East, as part of Durham University’s Light Years programme. The demonstration took place during SPARC Summit Late, a one-night public event at Ushaw Historic House, which brought together scientists, artists and the public to explore the future of space.…
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County Durham Pupils Send Messages into Space Using Laser Technology - Durham Magazine
Following the return of Artemis II to Earth, pupils from St Mary Magdalen’s Primary School have sent messages into space using cutting-edge laser communications technology developed in the North East, as part of Durham University’s Light Years programme. The demonstration took place during SPARC Summit Late, a one-night public event at Ushaw Historic House, which brought together scientists, artists and the public to explore the future of space.…
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