The “Planet Viewing Station” project at IMSP in Dangbo has a clear goal: to promote science and technology by fostering interest in Space Science among the general public and students. The initiative involves providing telescopes to enable a more comprehensive observation of celestial bodies, including the moon and planets such as Saturn with its distinctive rings. This project seeks to inspire curiosity, encourage scientific exploration, and cultivate a deeper appreciation for the wonders of the cosmos.
The initial pilot phase, carried out in collaboration with the ANAI Center of Dr. Jules Degila during the summer of 2021, has been successfully concluded. The telescope was delivered, and the early impressions have been positive. This is evident from the feedback and appreciation letter received from the Director, Carlos Ogouyandjou, to AOEE. Such positive responses underscore the success of the pilot phase and highlight the potential impact of the “Planet Viewing Station” project in advancing science and technology awareness within the local community.
In November 2018, Dr. Gbeton Somasse, an active member of AOEE, participated in the Philadelphia Marathon as a fundraising event, generating a total of $1000. This fund was generously donated to “Le Cerveau,” a bilingual training center situated in the municipality of Glazoue, Republic of Benin. Mr. Théodore VIGNO, Director of “Le Cerveau,” expressed that the $1000 donation from AOEE substantially addressed several urgent needs of the center:
This donation epitomizes AOEE’s unwavering commitment to supporting organizations involved in education and development, particularly in remote villages across Benin. The contribution made by AOEE demonstrates its dedication to improving access to education and fostering development within underserved areas.
The “Planet Viewing Station” project at IMSP in Dangbo has a clear goal: to promote science and technology by fostering interest in Space Science among the general public and students. The initiative involves providing telescopes to enable a more comprehensive observation of celestial bodies, including the moon and planets such as Saturn with its distinctive rings. This project seeks to inspire curiosity, encourage scientific exploration, and cultivate a deeper appreciation for the wonders of the cosmos.
The initial pilot phase, carried out in collaboration with the ANAI Center of Dr. Jules Degila during the summer of 2021, has been successfully concluded. The telescope was delivered, and the early impressions have been positive. This is evident from the feedback and appreciation letter received from the Director, Carlos Ogouyandjou, to AOEE. Such positive responses underscore the success of the pilot phase and highlight the potential impact of the “Planet Viewing Station” project in advancing science and technology awareness within the local community.
In November 2018, Dr. Gbeton Somasse, an active member of AOEE, participated in the Philadelphia Marathon as a fundraising event, generating a total of $1000. This fund was generously donated to “Le Cerveau,” a bilingual training center situated in the municipality of Glazoue, Republic of Benin. Mr. Théodore VIGNO, Director of “Le Cerveau,” expressed that the $1000 donation from AOEE substantially addressed several urgent needs of the center:
This donation epitomizes AOEE’s unwavering commitment to supporting organizations involved in education and development, particularly in remote villages across Benin. The contribution made by AOEE demonstrates its dedication to improving access to education and fostering development within underserved areas.
AOEE is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) governed by Law 501 (C) (3) created in August 2018.
AOEE is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) governed by Law 501 (C) (3) created in August 2018.