How to see time?
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Can we say that the Universe is 13.8 billion years old?
With Jean-Philippe Uzan, cosmologist, at TimeWorld 2019, the International congress on Time.
Is the time of the gnomons back?
With Denis Savoie, astronomer, at TimeWorld 2019, the International congress on Time.
Can we write down the time?
With Patrice Serres, sinologist, at TimeWorld 2019, the International congress on Time.
Do the pictures have time?
With Serge Moati, journalist, at TimeWorld 2019, the International congress on Time.
What’s time is the name?
With Marc Lachièze-Rey, astrophysicist, at TimeWorld 2019, the International congress on Time.
Can we do without calendars?
With Daniel Kunth, astronomer, at TimeWorld 2019, the International congress on Time.
Learn to savour time
Is time to be placed under the category of rarity? Can we still take it, accept to lose it, savour the boredom and the time of waiting? And if pleasure makes us forget that we exist, boredom makes us feel it.
The time of memory, the time of waiting, the time of remembering. It is the time that gives rhythm to our days, our individual days. And then other people’s days, and maybe even the city’s day. With the media interference that gives us the impression, with the help of machines, that it is always accelerating. Time. Why do you want to take it? Do we need to learn it?