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April
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Join us for a special evening performance of Dynamic Earth’s brand-new, live planetarium show for 2023, Don’t Panic. In days where it seems like Earth is lurching from one disaster
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Join us for a special evening performance of Dynamic Earth’s brand-new, live planetarium show for 2023, Don’t Panic. In days where it seems like Earth is lurching from one disaster to the next, anxieties around the future of our planet mount and it seems like there isn’t much we can do, we’ll explore in our state-of-the-art planetarium how there’s actually a lot of cause for optimism as long as we remember – Don’t Panic!
Children must be accompanied by an adult. All participants require a ticket.
Presented by Dynamic Earth
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6 (Thursday) 7:30 pm - 7 (Friday) 8:15 pm
Organiser
Edinburgh Science Foundation
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What emotions do you feel when you consider our future on a warming planet? Are you paralysed by anxiety? Wracked with anger? Seized with hope? Do emotions like these stop
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What emotions do you feel when you consider our future on a warming
planet? Are you paralysed by anxiety? Wracked with anger? Seized with hope? Do emotions like these stop us from thinking rationally about climate action, or are there times when emotion is just what we need to make us strive for a better world?
Join ethics researcher, emotion theorist and sometime climate activist Dr James Hutton and marine scientist Dr Sebastian Hennige for an exploration of the impacts of climate change on marine environments and a deep dive into the highs and lows of our emotional responses to the climate crisis. Including original poetry readings from Scottish Creative, Raymond Wilson, and hosted by Dr Hermione Cockburn, Scientific Director of Dynamic Earth.
Ticket includes a welcome drink on arrival.
Presented by Dynamic Earth
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(Thursday) 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
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Edinburgh Science Foundation
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Join us for a special evening performance of Dynamic Earth’s brand-new, live planetarium show for 2023, Don’t Panic. In days where it seems like Earth is lurching from one disaster
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Join us for a special evening performance of Dynamic Earth’s brand-new, live planetarium show for 2023, Don’t Panic. In days where it seems like Earth is lurching from one disaster to the next, anxieties around the future of our planet mount and it seems like there isn’t much we can do, we’ll explore in our state-of-the-art planetarium how there’s actually a lot of cause for optimism as long as we remember – Don’t Panic!
Children must be accompanied by an adult. All participants require a ticket.
Presented by Dynamic Earth
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13 (Thursday) 7:30 pm - 14 (Friday) 8:15 pm
Organiser
Edinburgh Science Foundation
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Join Edinburgh scientists – Dr Mark Miller, Prof Richard Weller, Dr Rosemary Townsend, Dr Andrea Ford and Dr Shauna Golden – and healthcare workers for an evening exploring the interaction
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Join Edinburgh scientists – Dr Mark Miller, Prof Richard Weller, Dr Rosemary Townsend, Dr Andrea Ford and Dr Shauna Golden – and healthcare workers for an evening exploring the interaction of environment and climate with our health from the womb throughout our life course.
We will explore how everyone can be a citizen scientist and engage with research that can help us to understand, adapt to and shape our environment for a healthy community and planet. Join us at Dynamic Earth for lightning talks, interactive stalls and a welcome drink included as part of your ticket.
Presented by Dynamic Earth
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(Friday) 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
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Edinburgh Science Foundation
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Premiere of a new work co-directed by filmmaker Morag McKinnon and composer Jim Sutherland. When Fish Begin To Crawl is a meditation on the climate crisis and humanity’s relationship with
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Premiere of a new work co-directed by filmmaker Morag McKinnon and composer Jim Sutherland. When Fish Begin To Crawl is a meditation on the climate crisis and humanity’s relationship with nature, embodying an urgent yet hopeful dialogue between art and science, spanning geological deep time and present-day eco-emergencies.
This triptych film’s original score has been pre-recorded by the Royal Scottish National Orchestra. The artists will be joined by Science Director of the Global Soil Health Programme, Prof John Crawford, University of Glasgow and the Scientific Director of Dynamic Earth, Hermione Cockburn for a post-screening Q&A.
Ticket includes a welcome drink.
Presented by Edinburgh Science in association with Dynamic Earth
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(Saturday) 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm
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