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Noreen Grice – Touch the Invisible Sky
Thanks to a series of Braille books on astronomy, being blind or visually impaired isn't a road block to understanding and appreciating the cosmos. The author of the books is Noreen Grice, a woman who's made it her life's mission to give everyone access to the universe. In her latest collaboration with NASA, 'Touch the Invisible Sky' introduces the concept of multiwavelength astronomy to give us the complete picture of the origin and evolution of nearby and distant worlds.
- Release DateJanuary 15, 2008
- Science ReleaseNASA Unveils Cosmic Images Book in Braille for Blind Readers
- CreditNASA, ESA, Mary Estacion (STScI)
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At a ceremony today at the National Federation of the Blind, NASA unveiled a new book that brings majestic images taken by its Great Observatories to the fingertips of the blind. "Touch the Invisible Sky" is a 60-page book with color images of nebulae, stars, galaxies and some...
"Touch the Invisible Sky" Braille Book
At a ceremony today at the National Federation of the Blind, NASA unveiled a new book that brings majestic images taken by its Great Observatories to the fingertips of the blind. "Touch the Invisible Sky" is a 60-page book with color images of nebulae, stars, galaxies and some...
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