Saturday, October 15, the Observatoire de Paris - PSL opens its Meudon site to the public.
Come and get a change of scenery in an astronomical environment on the heights of Meudon and enjoy for free a variety of activities imagined by astronomers, some of them to be specifically followed in family...
Free registration required |
At registration, you can choose between two options :
1- Tour routes :
The tours all include a visit to an observatory instrument and educational workshops, all led by our scientists.
- Three departures : 12pm, 2pm or 4pm.
- Duration : 1h30
2 - A cycle of three lectures :
The program of lectures :
- "Gaia : stars and compact objects" by Frédéric Arenou
- "Galaxies, bricks of the Universe" by Dominique Proust
- "The principle of gravitational equivalence, the falls of history and stories of falls" by Guillaume Voisin
Each lecture is 1 hour long. 15 minutes beat between each. Please note that it will not be possible to arrive during this lecture series.
To be noted
Please note, it will not be possible to visit everything, nor will it be possible to participate in all workshops.
The majority of our activities are accessible to an audience with limited mobility, but not all. We apologize for this.
When you make your reservation, you will be given a group number that cannot be changed.
Any delay will prevent you from participating in your visit. Thank you for planning your arrival time.
Schools welcome
Thursday, October 13 and Friday, October 14 are reserved for school classes, upon reservation by teachers.Full
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Our Out of School Speakers
- On Sunday, October 9, 2022, at 8:30 pm, Jean-Eudes Arlot, astronomer emeritus at the Observatoire de Paris - PSL will give a lecture entitled "Astronomy at the service of all", at the Town Hall of Port-Marly (78560).
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The Science Festival at PSL University
Learn more about the PSL University program and all the events offered by its component institutions.