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Problem on conducting the Program

Every time when I got started to write the blog I think of the unlocking mystery of my mind. Every theories that have been kept in a single panel of the box called science are really the working phenomenon of this world. Few weeks ago I conducted the online program about the "Unlocking the Mystery of Universe" I found it quite interesting because of the many people's interest in it. When such type of program was designed and put in act we simply got the two kinds of problem.

  • First one is we can handle the queries on own because there are various mail and queries receiving at a time, this problem get worst for me as I was conducting this from cell phone device.
  • Next thing I found is the members don't go with topics indeed they ask whatever they have in their minds about the whole of science. Infact one of the member copy and paste the question from the internet and ask it.
The problem first is the outcome of not generalizing the people with the same interests and the poor management system and lack of technological access as well as the low budget counting. While the second one is the outcome of the such less organized program about science by which the queries of the person grows so far that he didn't want to see the topic but thirst his queries and next thing is the member about the second type, we can simply know his keen interest in science but haven't got any clue what to ask and in so he do so.

I was organizing this program on behalf of Space Science Technology and Research Organization - SSTRO.  This organization is giving platform to all such interested people and putting them into one form to share this idea. For detail click the link below:-

www.sstro.blogspot.com
www.facebook.com/SpaceScienceTechnologyandResearchorganization-SSTRO   

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