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QUELL'ELIOCENTRICO EGOCENTRICO DI GALILEO

Organized by Planetario di Padova
THU, 11 JUL
9:00 PM
Thursday, Jul 11, 2024 • 9:00 PM
5 months ago
Planetario di Padova
Via Alvise Cornaro, 1, Padua (PD), Italy
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QUELL'ELIOCENTRICO EGOCENTRICO DI GALILEO

QUELL'ELIOCENTRICO EGOCENTRICO DI GALILEO

Le grandi scoperte di Galileo raccontate nel Planetario

Il Planetario di Padova e l'associazione BelTeatro presentano un appuntamento dedicato a Galileo Galilei adatto a tutti gli"elioentrici". In modo divertente, con le proiezioni del Planetario, racconteremo le grandi scoperte che Galileo ha effettuato a Padova attraverso le incursioni "egocentriche" di Bruno Lovadina del Belteatro e le spiegazioni "eliocentriche" di  Luca Nobili, astronomo. 

Durata :60 minuti

Età: 6 anni in su

Biglietto intero 10 euro, ridotto, 8 euro

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Location

Planetario di Padova

Via Alvise Cornaro, 1
Padua (PD), Veneto, Italy
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