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SUMMARY:Ham Radio: Why is it still relevant and what’s in it for me?
DESCRIPTION:Even with cellphones and Wi-Fi everywhere\, Ham Radio remains popular\, with nearly 750\,000 licensed Amateur Radio operators in the U.S. today\, and the numbers keep growing. Ham Radio has something to offer everyone\, whether a person likes to build equipment\, is interested in public service\, or wants to talk to people around the world.  Come learn about a hobby that engages people from 5 years old to 105. Hear Drew get on the air and talk to a Ham Radio Operator thousands of miles away! \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPublic Programs
URL:https://www.kopernik.org/program/ham-radio-why-is-it-still-relevant-and-whats-in-it-for-me/
LOCATION:Kopernik Observatory & Science Center\, 698 Underwood Rd.\, Vestal\, NY\, 13850\, United States
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SUMMARY:150 years of moving forward with Central NYS technology
DESCRIPTION:Before Silicon Valley\, the Southern Tier was a hotbed of technological innovation. IBM\, Link Simulators\, Raymond Corporation and other companies have created technology that has changed the world. Explore advances of vehicles (including UEHS’s 2003 Tour de Sol National Champion)\, pilot trainers based on pneumatic music\, navigation with gyroscopes\, imaging (1880 – 1970s)\, and electronic circuits for space exploration and video games.
URL:https://www.kopernik.org/program/150-years-of-moving-forward-with-central-nys-technology/
LOCATION:Kopernik Observatory & Science Center\, 698 Underwood Rd.\, Vestal\, NY\, 13850\, United States
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