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Raz Idan has been an educator for almost 20 years, working as a guide in multiple science museums and even at an astronomical observatory. He's a self-proclaimed space-nerd with degrees in physics, materials engineering, and a master's in space systems engineering on the horizon.
Raz brings his passion for education and space together in his professional life. Currently teaching Engineering & Entrepreneurship (E²) at The Leffell School, a K-12 private school in Westchester County, NY, he launched the space engineering elective this past year. His students developed a payload box that will be launched on a high altitude balloon, aiming to pass 100,000 feet! This coming school year holds even more exciting space-related activities in store. In his spare time, Raz has picked up hobbies such as observational astronomy, astrophotography, and ham radio, which he often incorporates into his classroom.
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Raz Idan has been an educator for almost 20 years, working as a guide in multiple science museums and even at an astronomical observatory. He's a self-proclaimed space-nerd with degrees in physics, materials engineering, and a master's in space systems engineering on the horizon.
Raz brings his passion for education and space together in his professional life. Currently teaching Engineering & Entrepreneurship (E²) at The Leffell School, a K-12 private school in Westchester County, NY, he launched the space engineering elective this past year. His students developed a payload box that will be launched on a high altitude balloon, aiming to pass 100,000 feet! This coming school year holds even more exciting space-related activities in store. In his spare time, Raz has picked up hobbies such as observational astronomy, astrophotography, and ham radio, which he often incorporates into his classroom.