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[starjimo]

As part of the continuation of the "Literary Cafes" of the Algerian Higher School of Business, we are pleased to host Mr. Yasmina Khadra, an international novelist, for a "Writing Workshop" Conference on the theme "The Art of Writing: How to Find Your Unique Voice" for Sunday, April 30, 2023 at 14:00. During this conference, the writing workshop will highlight ESAA budding authors, offering them a unique opportunity to benefit from the expertise and insightful guidance of Mr. Yasmina Khadra. We remind you that participation in this conference is free, subject to registration via the link: https://forms.office.com/r/vWK3gJiTxP Be numerous to attend this exceptional event that promises to be rich in exchange and sharing bringing together lovers of writing. #ESAA #Conférence #YasminaKhadra #Atelier #Ecriture https://www.instagram.com/p/CrndMGWNZwP/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[booksface]

World Wants Words. Céline Ahond. ESAA éditions.

Couverture rouge, trois mots qui vous tirent l’œil, à quoi tient la curiosité pour un livre... Cueilli lors du dernier Salon Mad à la Maison Rouge (Salon des éditions d’art et des livres d’artistes), presque par inadvertance donc, heureux hasard. Céline Ahond, artiste, est allée discuter avec les gens qui ont compté, comptent, pour elle, pour son travail. Le livre est la transcription de ces discussions. On est là, au café, assis tout près d’eux, on tend l’oreille et on n’en perd pas une miette. Cela remue, nourrit la pensée, provoque des réflexions, engendre des questions, cela donne envie d’aller voir ce que font les uns et les autres, cela donnerait presque envie de redevenir étudiant, aussi. L’art n’est plus juste un truc à voir dans les galeries, les musées, sur le net, mais une manière qu’ont ces gens de vivre, d’échanger, de parler, de faire.

[ideasacademy]

Great to see #IDEAS Academy and #ESAA represented at the #sheboyganodes. Thank you #jmkac and #youngchicagoauthors for a great community residency. #enduringed (at John Michael Kohler Arts Center)

[ideasacademy]

Check out our kindergarteners’ most recent project- building a garden! http://www.etudegroup.org/esaa/esaa-blog/kindergarteners-explore-where-food-comes-from/

[esaapompidou-blog-blog]

FLUXGAMES Performances Fluxus au Nouveau Festival du Centre Pompidou

Repère de l’espace par les étudiants-performeurs de l’Ecole Supérieure d’Art d’Avignon

[hashtager]

#WikiStage #ESAA #Alger you guys ROCK! #ENERGY #FUTURE excellent évènement ! Merci pour l'invitation et l'accueil !

[spaceexp]

ESA’s spaceplane is coming home

ESA - Intermediate Experimental Vehicle (IXV) patch. 24 February 2015 ESA’s IXV spaceplane, launched on a Vega rocket on 11 February, is now on its way to Europe for detailed study in Italy. The mission of only 100 minutes was flawless and ended with a safe splashdown in the Pacific Ocean, just west of the Galapagos islands.

IXV coming home

The Nos Aries recovery ship waited while divers in speedboats approached the floating craft and checked for residual propellant fumes. On the all-clear, the boat carefully manoeuvred closer and the recovery crane hoisted the Intermediate eXperimental Vehicle, IXV, to safety before the fuel tank was cleaned out for the journey home. Nos Aries will arrive in Genoa in Italy towards the end of March. IXV, still packed inside its container, will then travel to Turin for inspection and further analysis. IXV looks to be in great shape and shows only light scorching from the blazing plasma of reentry.

Awaiting recovery

Launched from Europe’s Spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana, IXV separated from the rocket at an altitude of 340 km and continued up to 412 km before starting its descent back to Earth. While reentering from this suborbital path, it recorded a vast amount of data from more than 300 advanced and conventional sensors studding the carbon-fibre panels of its underbody. Inside the vehicle, compartments housed the avionics, parachute and actuators controlling the thrusters and flaps. As it descended, the five-metre-long, two-tonne craft manoeuvred to decelerate from hypersonic to supersonic speed. The entry speed of 7.5 km/s at an altitude of 120 km mimicked the conditions experienced by a vehicle returning from low orbit.

Checking for residual hydrazine

IXV glided through the atmosphere before parachutes deployed to slow the descent further. IXV’s fully controlled reentry from orbital velocity and altitude represents an important first for Europe. The information gathered from this mission will shape the design of future reusable reentry vehicles. Related links: IXV spacecraft: http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Launchers/IXV/IXV_spacecraft IXV mission animation: http://www.esa.int/spaceinvideos/Videos/2012/11/ESA_s_IXV_reentry_vehicle_mission About the launcher: Vega: http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Launchers/Launch_vehicles/Vega Images, Text, Credits: ESA/Tommaso Javidi. Best regards, Orbiter.ch Full article

[euspace]

ESA’s IXV spaceplane, launched on a Vega rocket on 11 February, is now on its way to Europe for detailed study in Italy.

http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Launchers/IXV/ESA_s_spaceplane_is_coming_home