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Opening by Unesco director general

M. Koichiro Matsuura


Chair: Jean-Michel Jarre

Durée :

Opening Ceremony of the International Year of Astronomy

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UNESCO, Paris

Observatoire de Paris

2009 has been declared International Year of Astronomy by the General Assembly of the UN (United Nations Organization).

The Opening ceremony of the International Year of Astronomy will take place in Paris, January 15-16, 2009, under the aegis of the UN, the UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation), the IAU (International Astronomical Union). It is also supported by a number of sponsors including French and international organizations and institutions .

About 600 participants are expected, among them eminent scientists (including Nobel Prize winners), and also about 200 young students from over 100 countries, participating to the International Year IYA2009

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Sciences fondamentales

Producteur : Université Louis Pasteur, Strasbourg

Réalisateur : Colloques et Conférences

Inauguration by government ministers and important personalities

Opening by Unesco director general

M. Koichiro Matsuura

International Year of Astronomy: Vision and goals

Mme Catherine Cesarsky

IAU President

Greetings by ministers and princes

M. Jean-Michel Jarre

Astronomy: History and Culture

The Skies of the World, a Multicultural Experience

M. Franco Pacini

Firenze, Italy

The First Astronomers: Astronomy over Four Millenia

M. Juan Antonio Belmonte

Canaries, Spain

Mayan Astronomy

Mme Julieta Fierro

Mexico

Islamic Astronomy

M. George Saliba

New-York, USA

Astronomical Exploration and the Public Imagination

M. Baruch S. Blumberg

USA, Nobel Prize in Medecine, 1976

From Galileo (400yrs) to Apollo (40yrs)

From Galileo to Einstein

Mme Françoise Balibar

Paris

Echoes of Creation: Discovery of the Big-Bang fossil radiation

M. Bob Wilson

USA, Nobel Prize in Physics, 1978

Modern astronomy: discoveries on our origins

From a ''simple'' beginning to our complex cosmos

M. Lord Martin J. Rees

Cambridge, UK

A Multitude of Worlds: Extra-solar planets

M. Michel Mayor

Geneva, Switzerland

Video and News from the South Pole Station Concordia, presented by Yves Frenot, Institut Paul Emile Victor

M. Gérard Jugie

directeur, IPEV Institut Polaire Français Paul Emile Victor