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About Astrono Stories

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Mission

Our mission is to explore the rich tapestry of cultural and indigenous astronomy to emphasize its importance in understanding the diverse perspectives, beliefs, and values of human civilizations throughout time.

Vision

By delving into indigenous astronomical knowledge systems, we gain insights into ancient wisdom, sustainable practices, and spiritual connections to the universe. This exploration not only enriches our scientific understanding but also fosters cultural appreciation, respect, and preservation of indigenous traditions. By recognizing and honoring indigenous astronomy, we embrace a more inclusive and holistic approach to studying the cosmos, bridging the gap between scientific knowledge and indigenous wisdom, and paving the way for a more harmonious coexistence between humans and the universe we inhabit.

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BSc Astronomy  âœ¦  University of Victoria

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Fueled by her passion for cultural and indigenous astronomy in Sub-Saharan Africa, Emma's research interest focuses on unraveling the celestial knowledge systems and exploring the cultural significance of astronomical practices across the region.

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Emma visiting El Caracol, an ancient Mayan observatory, in Chichén Itzá, Mexico

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