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One day, the Earth will no longer be habitable. Where will humanity be able to live? In this fifth installment of the Atlas of the Anthropocene, Frédéric Ferrer blends science and humor to explore, in 75 minutes, the possible futures of our species.
The Cartographies lecture series.
One day, the Earth will no longer be habitable. Our species will therefore have to leave… But where to? This is the central theme of the fifth map in the Atlas of the Anthropocene, created by Frédéric Ferrer. In this lecture, the renowned geographer and comedian explores "our possibilities for living elsewhere." From scientific truths to offbeat humor, he launches into a fast-paced 75-minute presentation, searching for solutions for humanity.
Fortunately, the "WOW!" signal detected in 1977 in Ohio is said to be proof that we are not alone in the universe; and the recent discovery of several exoplanets in the habitable zone fuels all hopes. Who knows? There might be a chance we'll make it out alive!
With your Briscope ticket, you'll benefit from a reduced rate on other maps by Frédéric Ferrer: The
Rabbit problem, Tuesday, January 19 at La Mouche, Saint-Genis-Laval / Cod, Thursday, January 21 at the theater
Givors / The deterritorializations of the vector, Friday, January 22 at La Maison du peuple d'Oullins-Pierre-Bénite.