Pedro Ferreira, an expert professor in Astrophysics, offers a popular history of Einstein's theory of relativity. He describes the magnificence of his discovery and expose the internal struggles that the theory ignited through a whole century. Ferreira describes the battles, enmities and vendettas that surround the theory, how it gets entangled with the high points of the story and how it has been informed about what the universe is made of.

The conference will be given in English with simultaneous translation

Free access prior registration. Registration until 2:00 pm on the day of the conference

Program:
7:00 pm: accreditations
7:30 pm: conference at the Santiago Grisolía auditorium
8:30 pm: end of the conference and start of the conference
9:00 pm: end of activity

Access to the activity will be made through the west door of the ground floor of the Museu (next to the Hemisfèric)

This conference will be recorded in video and broadcast live, and can be broadcast in any of the audiovisual media and / or spaces of the Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències, as well as in the mass media broadcasting channels on the Internet.

PHOTO. NASA, ESA, K. Sharon (Tel Aviv University) and E. Ofek (Caltech)

You can watch the conference in deferred here:

This conference will be recorded in video and broadcast live, and can be broadcast in any of the audiovisual media and / or spaces of the Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències, as well as in the mass media broadcasting channels on the Internet.

You can watch the conference here:

They have changed the way we view the Universe: fiery Io, smooth icy Europa, planet-sized Ganymede, and scar-covered Callisto. Not only are they fascinating in their own right, but together they form a solar system in miniature around majestic Jupiter, interacting with their parent planet and the surrounding environment through the forces of gravity and electromagnetism.

The spectacular results of these processes range from sub-surface oceans to auroral emissions. This talk will introduce the basic properties of these mysterious moons and showcase the future European Space Agency mission, the JUpiter ICy moons Explorer (JUICE) which will tour Jupiter, make multiple visits to Europa and Callisto, and finally be the first spacecraft to orbit the icy moon Ganymede. The mission is due for launch in 2022, and will reach the Jupiter system in 2030.

Free access. Until full capacity

Program:
7:00 pm: accreditations
7:30 pm: conference in the Santiago Grisolía auditorium
8:30 pm: end of the conference and start of the colloquium
9:00 pm: end of the activity

This conference will be recorded on video and broadcast live, and can be disseminated in any of the audiovisual media and / or spaces of the City of Arts and Sciences, as well as in the channels of dissemination of massive videos on the Internet.

PHOTO. ESA/ATG medialab NASA//J. Nichols (University of Leicester): University of Arizona

From December 13th to January 6th, get ready for the most incredible spirit of Christmas. Every day we offer different Christmas workshops, musical performances, puppet theater, and a wide gastronomic offer in our foodtrucks.

You will also have the possibility of doing your Christmas shopping in a beautiful craft market where you will find the most original products ... and many, many more surprises.

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