A new science webcast series initiated by Professor Steve Pointing at Auckland University of Technology, will feature high-impact professionally filmed webcasts from leading scientists in fields such as human health and nutrition, climate change, the natural environment, urbanisation and natural disasters. The series will profile cutting edge science and scientists in the Southern Hemisphere.
Professor Pointing says his Sci21 collaborators offer a unique view. “Popular science material on the web is overwhelmingly American and European, and based on American and European issues,” he says. “We face unique challenges in this part of the world, and southern hemisphere scientists bring a different perspective to international scientific issues.”
Sci21 launched last Friday (28-08) with a video on the emerging discipline of Astrobiology.
Go to Sci21 here
Meet Dr. Alan Stern, the Principle Investigator and learn about NASA’s historic mission to Pluto and beyond. Live stream on 13 February 2017 (can be watched again) 
Students aged between 16 and 18 years old, can apply for participation in the 4th ESO Astronomy Camp. The camp will take place from 26 December 2016 to 1 January 2017 in Italy and it is organised by ESO and its Science Outreach Network, together with the science education event organiser 
The Planetary Society is developing a youth education program with the goal to help teachers educate and engage students around the world in Science, Technology, Engineering, Math, and the Arts.
What is at the edge of the Universe and what happens if we are trying to get there.