The Earth's Climates

Discovery October 21, 2026 → October 30, 2026

About the event

"Earth's Climates," organized by PLUS—Center for Scientific, Technical, and Industrial Culture, invites you on an immersive scientific journey. Through this exhibition, discover the major forces that shape our planet’s climate and evolution, from natural phenomena to the impact of human activities. An event to help you better understand our Earth and reflect on its future.

Practical info

Oct 21

October 21, 2026 → October 30, 2026 15h15

Venue Adresse à compléter 00000 Cappelle-la-Grande
Price 2€
Category Discovery

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PLUS - Centre de Culture Scientifique, Technique et Industrielle

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