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The Inspiring Universe

Humans like to find things out. They naturally ask questions and explore the world around them. One observes such behavior already in neonatal infants. Inspiration to further develop such exploratory behavior, the quest to understand and do so deeply, is stimulated by different things, depending on the environment in which one is born and grows up. We thus do not all have the same chances to be inspired. However, there is one exception. Throughout human history humans around the world have stood in awe of the wonders of the sky, the universe. This is a source of inspiration that unites us all. The above considerations and possibly other ones have led to the Universe Awareness (UNAWE) project, which focuses specifically on underprivileged children between the ages of four and ten. Universe Awareness (UNAWE) uses the beauty and grandeur of the Universe to encourage young children, particularly those from an underprivileged background, to have an interest in science and technology and foster their sense of global citizenship from the earliest age.

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