Raphaël Labro, self-taught from Verdun-sur-Garonne, selected for the Made in France fair with his astronomy products
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Raphaël Labro, from Verdun-sur-Garonne in Haute-Garonne, has turned his passion for astronomy into a professional activity. Self-taught, he created the company « La 3e dimension » with a simple goal: to make this scientific discipline accessible to the general public.
The company offers handcrafted products related to astronomy. These creations were chosen to be featured at the Made in France fair, an event dedicated to products made in France. This selection allows Raphaël Labro to present his work to a wider audience and to make his approach known.
This journey illustrates the place that projects created by enthusiasts outside a traditional scientific education can take. The fact that he made his products locally highlights French craftsmanship.
For Raphaël Labro, participation in the fair is a new step in the development of his company. It shows that the popularisation of astronomy can also come through concrete objects, accessible to all those curious about the sky.
Sources: ladepeche.fr
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