Romano Granci from Casal di Pari and Claudio Spinosi (aka Bob) from Torniella elaborate on innovation technology applied to the automotive sector. This happens while in the background folks from Florence try to play Palla a 21, locals meet visitors from whom they already met 1991 in a disco, and other typical situations.
This all happens five days before the mission to bring the pibinko.org micro-museum from the Farma Valley to Florence.
“..are you making an asteroid?”
Video credits: Luz Marina Tinjaca Ramirez from CAAT (Coordinamento Associazioni Astrofile della Toscana) e ball construction credits to Ilo Ferrandi from Torniella.
Courtesy of Dácil Muñoz (Universidad Politécnica de Madrid), Stars4all Communications Manager
Met during a BuioMetria Partecipativa mission with some JugBand flair (please refer also to this video)
This video was shot by the Stars4all European project team during a crowdfunding workshop which they held from Nov. 30 to Dec. 1, 2018, at the Madrid, Spain,European Business School (ESCP).
After an introductory day, each participant was asked to present a crowdfunding project dealing with awareness raising and promotion of night skies.
Andrea Giacomelli, in his role as Jack O’Malley, presentede the case of a buiomusical (musica + buiometria partecipativa) tour by the Jug Band Colline Metallifere in Milano, Italy, which may be easily adapted to other destinations.
At the time we did not yet know about the tour to Germany. At this point, the video is really handy to explain you may support our end-of-May mission.
We thank the Stars4all project for providing travel support for the participation to the Madrid workshop.
Il poeta a braccio coglie l’occasione
E va verso sempre alla fortuna
Ma lo canta certo chi c’ha passione
Si canta al buio, col lume di luna
Ci vuol di avere tanta devozione
E trovarla la persona opportuna
E coraggio e forza sempre col pugno
Venite a Pomonte il diciassette di giugno