Quasar Nexus Astronomy Club
6 mai 2026 • 14:00 • Tunis, Tunisie
Organisé par Quasar Nexus Astronomy Club • Université Centrale Collective Lab (Polytech)
With space professionals and a former NASA astronaut
Dive into space with Virtual Moon
Immerse yourself in space with Virtual Moon & Stardust tech
Real night-sky observation with the Astronomical Society of Tunisia
A day of inspiring talks, interactive workshops, and cosmic connections
A day of inspiring talks, interactive workshops, and cosmic connections
Welcomings by Dorra Saidi and Rania Chaouachi, Presidents of the Quasar Nexus Astronomy Club
CEO & Founder, Virtual Moon
In-PersonCEO & Founder, Virtual Moon
Online / VisioScientific Posters
Supervised by M. Fethi Kochbati, Virtual Moon ambassador
Former NASA Astronaut & MIT Professor
Online / VisioWriter, Historian of the Apollo Program, and author of A Man on the Moon
Online / VisioProfessor of Chief Scientific Supervision, City of Science in Tunis
In-Person / On StageHave a coffee during our break
Online / VisioHave a coffee during our break
Online / VisioSupervised by M. Fethi Kochbati, Virtual Moon ambassador
President, Astronomical Society of Tunisia
PrésentielIndustrial & Production Engineer
Online / VisioWelcomings by Dorra Saidi and Rania Chaouachi, Presidents of the Quasar Nexus Astronomy Club
Organized by Astronomical Society of Tunisia - SAT
Supervised by M. Fethi Kochbati, Virtual Moon ambassador
Meet the experts, explorers, and visionaries joining us in-person and online
President, Astronomical Society of Tunisia
Leading Tunisian astronomer and passionate science communicator dedicated to bringing the cosmos closer to North Africa.
CEO & Founder, Virtual Moon
Pioneer creating the most detailed VR model of the Moon — a fully immersive digital twin for STEM education and lunar exploration preparation.
Professeur d'Encadrement Scientifique en Chef, Cité des Sciences à Tunis
Professeur d'Encadrement Scientifique en Chef, Cité des Sciences à Tunis The Digital Sky, Big Data and AI
VR Architect, Virtual Moon
A futurist, transhumanist writer, activist and speaker. VR pioneer, former European Director of the Foresight Institute, and nanotechnology policy expert
Former NASA Astronaut & MIT Professor
Veteran of five Space Shuttle missions, including the first Hubble Space Telescope repair. Professor of Aeronautics & Astronautics at MIT.
Renowned Apollo Historian & Author
Author of the definitive book "A Man on the Moon". One of the world's leading historians of the Apollo program.
CEO & Founder, Stardust
Leader of global initiatives in space education, innovation, and workforce development. Making space accessible to all dreamers.
Industrial & Production Engineer
Expert in industrial engineering contributing innovative perspectives on the practical challenges of space accessibility and production systems.
Special featured presentations available as recordings
STEM Educator & Space Education Advocate
AAVSO Observer, Citizen Scientist, Member of SA Citizen Science GROUP
Immersive learning experiences designed to explore space accessibility
Organized by Astronomical Society of Tunisia - SAT
Learn how citizen science initiatives democratize space exploration and make scientific discovery accessible to everyone.
Organized by Virtual Moon
Learn how citizen science initiatives democratize space exploration and make scientific discovery accessible to everyone.
Organized by Cassiopeia Team
Presented by Mohamed Zeyada
Communications Engineer, TSI Astronaut Candidate, First Egyptian Virtual Analog Astronaut, and Founder of the Cassiopeia Initiative for Space and Astronomy Education.
Learn how citizen science initiatives like asteroid surveying
democratize space exploration and make scientific discovery
accessible to everyone.
Université Centrale Collective Lab (Polytech School) • Tunis, Tunisia
quasarnexus.uc@gmail.com • Live-streaming available
Join us at Université Centrale Collective Lab in Tunis
Université Centrale Collective Lab (Polytech)
Tunis, Tunisia
May 6th, 2026
2:00 PM - 6:00 PM (Local Time)
Easily accessible by public transport
Parking available on campus
Making space accessibility possible through collaboration
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Our mission is to democratize access to space knowledge within our university by creating opportunities for learning, experimentation, and collaboration. We strive to inspire diverse talents, nurture innovation, and shape future pioneers in the space sector.
Sharing knowledge about astronomy, space exploration, and cutting-edge technologies
Fostering experimentation and collaboration to push boundaries in space science
Inspiring and nurturing the next generation of space industry leaders
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