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ALÈS Eurek'Alès Explores the Seabed and Body Movements

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From the bottom of the sea to the bottom of the universe, the cultural and scientific pole of Rochebelle is constantly exploring, in constant movement. A few meters from the school of astronomy, Eurek'Alès proposes a double exhibition: "Explore the underwater world" and "Mechanical movement of the bodies". On the left, the depths of the seas reveal themselves as "a vital and fragile space". Yet "sources of a large part of our oxygen and regulato…
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From the bottom of the sea to the bottom of the universe, the cultural and scientific pole of Rochebelle is constantly exploring, in constant movement. A few meters from the school of astronomy, Eurek'Alès proposes a double exhibition: "Explore the underwater world" and "Mechanical movement of the bodies". On the left, the depths of the seas reveal themselves as "a vital and fragile space". Yet "sources of a large part of our oxygen and regulato…

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objectifsud.fr broke the news on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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