STARS IN TREZZANO

THE ASTROFILI’S NIGHT (18 May 2011)

Yesterday, we Comenius group met at 8.45 at the Centenario Park. Then we watched the stars and the planet Saturn ( Saturno in Italian) from the telescope. We met Mr. Milani. He’s an astronomer in his free time. He’s also the president of the astronomy group in Milan. We noticed that Saturn is smaller in telescope than in reality. We saw the rings of Saturn . There were a lot of students from Istituto Comprensivo Franceschi and their parents. There were also some Italian teachers and the foreign teachers coming from France, Portugal and Poland. This night was very exciting. We would like to meet Italy, Portugal and France in Poland in October.
(Paloma, Ania, Asia, Martina S. Carolina, Hugo, Eleonora, Mathilde, Jorge)

Last night we went to the Centenario park to see the stars and the planets. With the help of five telescopes we saw Saturn. It is a small planet if you see it in the telescope, but in the reality it is very big. It has got a nice ring. We liked it because it is beautiful. Unfortunately there were a lot of mosquitoes and the weather was a bit hot in the park. There were many clouds but we could see the stars.
(Francesca, Giorgia, Magda, Martina L., Alessandro, Morgane, Joana)

Yesterday we went to the Centenario Park to see the stars and Saturn. There were five teachers and five telescopes. The teacher who told us about the stars lives in Trezzano and told us about the association they created and what they do. He told us about his love for stars. The sky was light blue. This evening was cool.
(Giulia M., Giancarlo, Luca, Romain, Ana, Mateusz)

Last night we went to the Centenario park to see the stars and the planets. That was an exciting experience because it was very suggestive, interesting and spectacular. We watched Saturn with its rings. It was very realistic, and it was like a picture.
We saw a lot of constellations, including Ursa Major. Then we saw some stars such as Arturo, a red giant star and some double beautiful stars. It was a nice night.
( Bea, Giulia G., Guilhem, Agata, Samuele, Hasanta)