When, on January 7, 1610, Galileo pointed his telescope at Jupiter and saw three mysterious little stars near the planet, he soon understood the enormity of this discovery: Jupiter had moons orbiting it, just as our Moon does the Earth. The boundaries of the world had suddenly shifted from Earth to the planets. Today we have discovered a belt of millions of new celestial bodies at enormous distances from the Sun, and then even farther, we have reached the edge of the tenuous but turbulent solar atmosphere. We have found the new edge of the world.
Paolo Ferri, a theoretical physicist, worked for nearly 40 years at the European Space Agency’s space center in Darmstadt, Germany, and in his career has directly experienced much of the history of European space exploration.
In collaboration with Editori Laterza.
Tickets
| TICKETS | FULL | CARNET 5 LESSONS |
| SINGLE SEAT | € 10,00 | € 40,00 |
Student ticket 50% off the full price**
**reserved for students of primary schools, secondary schools, universities and equivalent institutes, conservatories. Student tickets can only be purchased at the Ticket Office, upon presentation of a valid International Student Card, or a university transcript or other document on headed paper proving school enrolment for the current year.
How to purchase tickets
Single tickets and CARNET 5 LESSONS on sale ONLINE and at the Teatro Grande ticket office starting from the 10th of December 2024.
The ticket office of the Teatro Grande is open from Tuesday to Friday from 1.30PM to 7PM; on Saturdays from 10PM to 1PM and from 3.30PM to 7PM. For information biglietteria@teatrogrande.it.