La Coupole - Planetarium Helfaut (8)In 1977, NASA launched Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 to study the most distant planets of the Solar System. These two probes have profoundly changed our view and knowledge of these distant worlds. Today, after more than 40 years, they continue their exploration of the farthest reaches of interstellar space, carrying with them a message about a hypothetical extraterrestrial life form.
A new team of astronauts arrives on the ISS and discovers the joys, wonders and dangers of life in orbit. As the crew faces the disorientation of weightlessness, responds to potentially catastrophic emergencies, and comes together as an effective team, they put years of training to good use. This unique experience of an extreme nature will lead them to develop an intimate bond akin to that of a family.
Discover in a new light how the landing of June 6, 1944 changed the world. Exploring history, science, military strategy, technology and human values, the film is both educational and spectacular.
On July 21, 1969, at 03h56min20s French time, Neil Armstrong became the first human being to set foot on the Moon. Relive the epic of Apollo 11, this high-risk mission where the pitfalls were numerous from beginning to end. However, it was only the first step in the human exploration of the Moon. Other lunar missions will follow with more or less success. The developed technologies will lead little by little to the space exploration that we live today…
The 3D Planetarium is also passionate people who work every day to help people discover space and its mysteries. In this session, the Planetarium’s animators take you up close to the stars, asteroids and comets from your seat. This is an opportunity to pay tribute to them and their performance. The live session is accessible to all and you can ask any question, they are unquestionable. And then, if you secretly dreamed of seeing Uranus in real life, this would be the only time…
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