"Fête de la science" 2017 at IAS (October 15th)
IAS is participating to the national open lab day "Fête de la Science" in the week of October 9th. After visits by high school students, the laboratory will be open for the general public on Sunday October 15th, from 2 to 6PM.
In building 209F:
Workshops (all afternoon):
- Exploration the interior of a meteorite
- Build your own spectroscope
Scientific presentations:
14h45 - 15h15: "Travel diary, from Big Bang to stars", Thomas Boutaéron, Edouard Lecoq and Louis Legrand
15h45 - 16h15: "The Sun at fingertips: the Solar Orbiter and Parker Solar Probe space missions", Frédéric Auchère
16h45 - 17h15: "3600 exoplanets and us", Marc Ollivier
Visit of the Calibration Station, followed by fun experiments on vacuum and cryogeny: Jérémie Hansotte.
Departure from building 209F at 14h30, 15h30, and 16h30, groups of maximum 20 people.
In building 105 (all afternoon):
Workshops :
Virtual tour of the Martian surface
Augmented and virtual reality trip to the Sun
Planeterella : how auroras are formed
In partnership with the Science-Art-Society group:
The eye of Mars - Martian curiosity about water, clay, volcanism, glaciation, and storms that mark the Red Planet (Coup de pouce project of La Diagonale Paris-Saclay)
Trip around the Sun
Our star on posters and big screens.
In building 201 (all afternoon):
Des Mondes de traverse
Multiple immersive and interactive physical universes, to experience the solar magnetic field and gravitational lensing (Phare project of La Diagonale Paris-Saclay).