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Coming this September the American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting. Come check us out in New Orleans December 11 thru December 15, 2017.

Check us out at Moscone in San Fransisco this January 27 thru February 1, 2018.

Find us as booth #6000.

Come see our booth this fall in Rochester, New York. We will be at table #1336, October 16 thru October 19.

Visit spie.org for more information.

Visit Real World Globes at the Geological Society of America’s trade show.

Come find us at booth 743, October 22 thru October 25.

Visit geosociety.org for more information.

Check us out when we come to Houston this September 24 thru September 27. We will be in booth 2017.

Visit seg.org for more information.

“SSA’s 2017 Annual Meeting will be in Denver, April 18-20 provide a stimulating exchange of research on a wide range of topics with colleagues from all over the world. Oral presentations, poster sessions, exhibits, field trips, business meetings and social gatherings all provide participants the opportunity to meet and share with their peers.

Visit http://meetings.seismosoc.org for more information.

Real World globes will be at the meeting of the American Geophysical Union (AGU) at New Orleans Morial Center December 11h-15th, 2017 Please come by booth 1556 to visit us! We will have samples of most globes including Percival Lowells’ Canals of Mars, also Pangea with lesson activities for lab instruction, also the Geological Globe of the EARTH, Mars Elevations, Venus elevations, jUPITER, Ganymede, Callisto, solar grid globes and more.

Visit agu.org, or for more information on the meeting https://fallmeeting.agu.org/2017/

Real World Globes will be at the Geological Society of America’s meeting in Denver September 25th - 28th.  Please come visit us at booth 467!  For more information on the meeting visit geosociety.org.

With nearly 24,000 attendees, AGU Fall Meeting is the largest Earth and space science meeting in the world.

Real World Globes invites you to the unveiling of our newest product, the Geological Globe of the World, and will have the colossal version at our booth for your review and enjoyment. We will also have samples of all our globes including Mother Earth, Mars MOLA and Albedo, Venus, Jupiter, the Galilean Moons Europa, Io, Callisto and Ganymede. Visit us at Booth #1035 - Please let us know if we can help you with a visitor’s pass.