PRESENTATION

COMMITTEES

PROCEEDINGS

PARTICIPANTS

• Fernando Ballesteros,
  The Year that the Earth had Two Moons

• Marco Bernasconi,
  Astronautics as an Etical Imperative

• Martha Blassnigg, Nina Czegledy, Michael Punt,
  Thick Space – Surface/Interface, Perception and Cosmology

• Philippe Boissonet,
  From Mother Earth to Child Earth perception of our Planet

• Annick Bureaud,
  Art and Weightlessness: The Building up of a Culture

• Karl Doetsch,
  When will Humans Migrate into Space?

• Bernard Foing,
  Exploring the Moon and Beyond: Why and When ?

• Setsuko Ishiguro,
  Flying Deities Project

• Julien Knebusch,
  Outline of a phenomenology of climate

• Ramon Lapiedra,
  

• Roger Malina,
  The Dark Side of the Universe; an Astronomer's View of Scientific Uncertainty

• Zbigniew Oksiuta,
  Life-Made in BIosphere & Made in Space

• Emili Paya,
  

• Joseph Perello,
  

• Marius Ramirez-Cardona,
  Circular-shaped features on surface of planetary bodies. Recognition of impact cratering as a major process on the Earth's evolution

• Janine Randerson,
  Between Reason and Sensation: Antipodean Artists and Climate Change

• Sundar Sarukkai,
  Philosophy of Major Human Migrations since Ancient Civilisations

• Seth Shostak,
  Human Co Existence with Extraterrestial Intelligence and Establishing Extraterrestrial Civilizations

• Jill Scott,
  The Novel Approach: Art as catalyst from global warming to public debate

• Kartik Vora, Amber Mehta,
  Unfolding the Surface