Thanasis Economou, a nuclear physicist from a village in Pindos, recounted how from the mountainous Grevena he found himself at the heart of NASA in 1964, contributing to the exploration of the Moon by building scientific instruments.
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In the distant May of 1937, Ziakas, a traditional village of Western Macedonia nestled in the embrace of Pindos not far from Grevena, a family welcomed the little ... More
Thanasis Economou, a nuclear physicist from a village in Pindos, recounted how from the mountainous Grevena he found himself at the heart of NASA in 1964, contributing to the exploration of the Moon by building scientific instruments.