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New: a benchmark site for comets
With just a few mouse clicks, you can know everything about comets, from the myths to the realities: this is now easy thanks to a new benchmark site...
The Paris Observatory, partner to the First Light exhibition
The Paris Observatory is a partner to First Light, an exhibition on the frontier of art and science, conceived by the artist Lily Hibberd, on show at the...
The Paris Observatory, a scientific partner play
In the theater of the White Queen is played from October 21 to December 6, 2015 "The Universe unmasked ... almost" a play written by Benedict Mayer on the...
Cycle 1915-2015: the odyssey of space-time
Every Thursday at 19h, from October to December 2015, as part of the exhibition "One hundred years, General Relativity" proposed by the Astronomical Society...
June 27, 2015 | Exhibition "Comets" at the Museum of Air and Space
The Paris Observatory is a partner of the exhibition "Comets: the origins of planetary systems" to be held at the Museum of Air and Space, of June 27, 2015...
June 18, 2015 | an exhibition on the railings of the Paris Observatory
From Thursday 18 June to Sunday 1 November 2015 the Paris Observatory hosts to the gates of his Paris garden at 98 Boulevard Arago, a photographic exhibition...
30 to 31 May | The Paris Observatory partner of "Mysterious Lights"
The Paris Observatory supports the event "Mysterious Lights." Jointly organized by the Astronomy Club Urania, the association Diffusion Aurora and the City...
On sale, March 5th 2015
20th MARCH 2015 - UNE ECLIPSE EN LUMIERE
Prepared by the Institut de mécanique céleste et de calcul des éphémérides de l’Observatoire de Paris (the...
Exhibition: Gaia, the deep sky
Gaia, an ESA satellite, will be launched in December 2013. Objective : to map, with unprecedented precision, the positions, motions and physical properties...
Two exhibitions at the Paris Observatory
The Paris Observatory is housing, exceptionally, two exhibitions in
its historical building in Paris; these exhibitions present the remarkable celestial...