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IPGP is now on Twitch!

Following on from the MOOC Notre Planète (Our Planet), which is still open for enrolment, the Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris is launching its official Twitch channel to make science more accessible, more lively... and more interactive!

IPGP is now on Twitch!

Publication date: 25/06/2025

Education, Events, General public

🔴 First livestream: Thursday, June 26 at 5:00 PM (CET)

👉 Theme: Space missions and sample returns

❓ How are space missions prepared?
What can we learn from extraterrestrial samples?
What missions are coming next?

A live discussion hosted by IPGP researchers—tune in and join the conversation!

📡 Ask your questions in real time and discover science from a fresh perspective!

➡️ Subscribe to the channel here: https://www.twitch.tv/ipgp_officiel

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