مؤتمر شيّق حول آثار الجزائر يناقش أقدم القطع الأثرية والآلات الحجرية التي يرجع تاريخها إلى 2.6 مليون سنة، وهي آلات وقطع صنعتها الشعوب القديمة التي سكنت المنطقة إبان العصور القديمة. وتشير هذه القطع إلى أن المستوطنات البشرية القديمة نشأت في المنطقة منذ زمن بعيد قبل التواريخ التي حددتها الدراسات السابقة.   

مؤتمر عين بوشريط 

Algeria: Ain Boucherit Conference

مؤتمر يناقش أقدم القطع الحجرية والآلات التي صنعتها شعوب الحضارات القديمة في الجزائر.  

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Inside Expo: Sustainability I: The World’s Oldest Innovator

Inside Expo: Sustainability II: Harnessing the Sun

The Powerhouse Pavilions

Terra - The Sustainability Pavilion - Audio Guide

تيرّا

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تقدم تيرّا مسارين مختلفين وغامرين يأخذان الزوار إما في أعماق الغابة أو أعماق المحيط من أجل اكتشاف جمال العالم الطبيعي.

مسار في أعماق المحيط - تيرّا

شاهدوا معرض مبتكري إكسبو 2020 الصغار ، الذي يبعث الحياة في إبداع لا مثيل له لطلاب من جميع أنحاء الإمارات العربية المتحدة الذين عملوا على تطوير حلول للتحديات العالمية.

معرض مبتكري إكسبو 2020 الصغار  تيرَا

ألبوم صور تيرّا

في إكسبو 2020 دبي، الاستدامة ليست مجرد كلمة عابرة، بل هدف أساسي نسعى إلى تحقيقه كل يوم، وهو ما نلمسه في تيرّا – جناح الاستدامة. فبالإضافة إلى كونه مثالا على المعارض التي تغمر الحواس، يُعد مبنى تيرّا مساحة مبتكَرة في مجال المباني الصديقة للبيئة القادرة على تحقيق الاكتفاء الذاتي، فمظلة الطاقة الشمسية للجناح التي يبلغ عرضها 130 مترا، تعمل على تحويل الطاقة الشمسية إلى كهرباء تُستخدم في المعارض المُقامة أسفل المظلة. هنا في تيرّا نرسم خط سيرنا نحو بناء مستقبل مستدام، فمن أساليب التحكم في الإضاءة الطبيعية والنباتات المحلية المزدهرة إلى التقنيات المتطورة القادرة على تقليل استهلاك المياه بنسبة 75 في المئة، يصبح طريقنا نحو مستقبل مستدام واضحا وممكنا.


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رحلة تفاعلية ملهمة عبر مستقبل البشرية المستدام 

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الاختيار بين طريقين يغمران حواسكم: الأول أسفل الغابة والثاني أسفل المحيط

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ابتكارات صديقة للبيئة متوافقة مع متطلبات نظام "ليد" العالمي، مثل أشجار الطاقة وأجهزة إعادة تدوير المياه

تيرّا 

معرض قاعة الاستهلاك 3151 - جناح الاستدامة تيرّا

"بحر الاستهلاك" في تيرّا - جناح الاستدامة

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3170 Under the Sea exhibition as part of Terra The Sustainability Pavilion

ألبوم الصور

مقاطع فيديو

رحلة بناء تيرّا - جناح الاستدامة 

لقطات رائعة لتيرّا تم تصويرها باستخدام كاميرا مُثبتة على طائرة بدون طيار

جولة داخل تيرّا - جناح الاستدامة 

جولة تفاعلية في تيرّا - جناح الاستدامة 

تيرّا هي أعجوبة فائقة الحجم للتصاميم المعمارية المستقبلية المتطورة، فكمية الطاقة التي تنتجها  التقنيات المبتكَرة في الجناح خلال عام واحد فقط تكفي لتمكين سيارة من نوع "نيسان ليف" من السير مسافة تساوي منتصف المسافة بين الأرض والمريخ. هذا بينما يلتقط نظام آخر الرطوبة من الهواء الذي نتنفسه ويحوله إلى مياه صالحة للشرب. اكتشفوا جناح تيرّا وانطلقوا في رحلة خيالية عبر عجائب الطبيعة وتحديات البشرية والوعد ببناء مستقبلنا المستدام معا.

terra 

نموذج للعيش بوئام

نموذج

 جناح الاستدامة

Terra is home to five thought-provoking art installations from artists around the world, with each piece demonstrating a response to the issue of sustainability.

Directions

Terra Art Installations

Young visitors can explore a fantastical world inspired by Terra's very own octopus, Octavia.

Octavia

Octavia's Playground

رحلة بناء تيرّا - جناح الاستدامة

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صور الجزائر

إبان العصر الذهبي للإسلام، اشتهر أدب الرحلات الذي كان يتضمن تأريخ الكُتّاب العرب لرحلاتهم عبر القارات، وتوثيق أشكال الأماكن والمدن التي مرّوا بها وتأثيرها في أنفسهم. وفي إكسبو 2020 دبي، ينقل جناح الجزائر هذا الجانب التاريخي من الثقافة العربية الإسلامية إلى الجيل الجديد عبر جولة رائعة مستوحاة من رحلات خالدة لرحالة عرب والتراث الجزائري العريق. 
تبدأ الرحلة في ساحة خارجية على شكل ساحات مدينة القصبة الجزائرية القديمة، لتأخذكم عبر بوابة فريدة إلى المستقبل، ومن ثم إلى معرض شيق للتعرف إلى الثروات الثقافية والبيئية في الجزائر عبر مشاهدة فيلم عالي الدقة، واستكشاف معالم الصحراء وأصواتها، وذلك قبل اختتام زيارتكم بكوب من الشاي بالنعنع الجزائري اللذيذ.


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رحلة مبتكرة عبر تراث الجزائر الغني

تجربة غامرة عبر فيلم بدقة عالية يعكس المشهد الثقافي والبيئي في الجزائر  

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تصميم معماري تاريخي مستلهم من المدن الجزائرية القديمة

Algeria Features

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يتكون مدخل جناح الجزائر من بوابة كبيرة مكونة من واجهتين برونزيتي اللون مزخرفتين بنمط هندسي، إحداهما أطول وأعلى من الأخرى ما يخلق دراماتيكية في التصميم. 


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إلى المستقبل 

بوابة 

جناح الجزائر

الجزائر: مؤتمر عين بوشريط 

Watch this fascinating conference on the archaeology of Algeria. It discusses the earliest evidence of stone artefacts and hominin-induced tool cutmarks dated 2.6 million years ago, meaning ancestral hominins inhabited the area earlier than thought before.

Ain Boucherit Conference

A conference discussing the earliest evidence of stone artefacts and hominin-induced tool cutmarks in Algeria.

Terra

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At Expo 2020, sustainability is an urgent, attainable reality, and Terra – The Sustainability Pavilion is the proof. Both immersive exhibition space and exemplar of environmental self-sufficiency, Terra is a pioneering piece of architecture that pushes the limits of renewable design.

The pavilion’s 130-metre-wide solar canopy – so vast that you could park 10 city buses head-to-tail atop it – converts sunshine into electricity for the exhibits below. Artfully funnelled natural light and local plant species, together with technologies that can reduce water consumption by 75 per cent, show the way to a sustainable future.


Inspiring experiential journey through our shared sustainable future

Two immersive paths to choose from: beneath a forest and beneath an ocean

LEED Platinum environmental features, including solar power and water recycling

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Image Gallery

Videos

Terra is a super-sized marvel of forward-thinking design. The pavilion’s technology generates enough energy in a year to power a Nissan Leaf to drive halfway to Mars, while another system captures moisture from the air you breathe and turns it into drinkable water. Enter and take a fantastical journey through the wonders of nature, humanity’s challenges and the promise of our shared future. 


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A model

The Sustainability Pavilion

Timelapse of Terra 

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Algeria Image gallery

During the Islamic Golden Age, the rihla was a popular Arabic literary form that chronicled not only a physical journey but a personal voyage toward spiritual discovery. The Algeria Pavilion brings this genre to Expo 2020 for a whole new generation to enjoy, offering a rihla-inspired tour through the North African nation’s heritage. The journey begins in the casbah-like plaza outside, leading visitors through a gateway to the future and into a multi-stage exhibition on Algeria’s cultural and environmental riches. Take in a high-definition film, explore the country’s desert sights and sounds, and conclude with a cup of Algerian mint tea.

Inventive rihla, or journey, through Algeria’s rich heritage

High-definition immersive film experience

Historical architectural design inspired by a classic Algerian casbah

Algeria pavilion’s entrance evokes a grand gateway made up of two blockish bronze-coloured façades cut with a triangular geometric pattern. One of these façades sits slightly ahead of the other and overlaps it across the top, creating the three-dimensional gateway effect. 

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Gateway 

Algeria Pavilion

The Kamal is a simple celestial instrument, just a board and knotted string, that was used by Arab navigators from the 9th century. Sailors also used poetry as a mnemonic to record and pass on directions in the easily memorised ruttier form. In Australia and New Zealand, indigenous mapping of the sky remains alive through a new generation of astronomers. Bridging these systems of knowledge through literature and memory, we consider how the cultural imagination of the celestial has been constructed and understood, continuing to hold meaning as we imagine space futures.

Considering astronomy, past and present

Learn to Read the Stars

How the cultural imagination of the celestial has been constructed, continuing to hold meaning as we imagine space futures.

A newly commissioned poem that will be shared in a live poetry reading by Emirati poet, Nujoom Alghanem

Exciting presentations from leading practitioners in the field of both Astrophysics and Cultural Astromony from the UAE, Australia and New Zealand

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Capped by a digitally enhanced “cumulus cloud” that provides shade in the daytime and a canvas for dazzling light displays at night, the Australia Pavilion is a vibrant showcase for the kind of imagination Australians like to call “Blue Sky Dreaming”.

Inside and out, the focus here is on Australian innovation. From the ancient astronomy of the Aboriginal peoples, which you can learn about through an immersive projection show on the pavilion’s interior dome, to the sustainably produced timber that forms the pavilion’s hill-shaped exterior, there’s no shortage of blue-sky ideas here to explore.


Australia

With a crescent-shaped first level that resembles dusty hills and a cloud-like shade structure hanging overhead, the Australia Pavilion is designed to evoke a dramatic Outback landscape. 

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Outback landscape

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Australia Pavilion

Inside Expo: The Next Great Frontier 

Space travel and exploration has captured imaginations for generations and the dream of space tourism is now closer to being a reality than ever. At the same time, with outer space remaining one of our few truly shared resources, peacefully managing this distant realm remains crucial. During this fascinating week, we highlight the latest innovations in space research and travel, while also providing a platform to discuss critical issues.

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How do we safely and productively explore new frontiers?

Insight Report from Space Week

Space Week

Space Theme Week Video

Kevin Jones is an arts consultant, writer, critic and educator. In 2019, he founded Juniper Mind, a consultancy that challenges artists, brands and institutions to think more critically. At Alserkal, he created a content strategy for the brand, which informs both the editorial direction for alserkal.online and seasonal programming. Consequently, he has become Commissioning Editor for alserkal. online, and provides curatorial guidance for Alserkal programming throughout the year. New York-born and Paris-bred, Kevin has lived in the Middle East for the past fourteen years, serving as UAE Desk Editor for the magazine ArtAsiaPacific, while contributing criticism both internationally (The Art Newspaper, Artforum, 
ArtReview and FlashArt International) and regionally. 


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Founder, Juniper Mind and Strategic Consultant, Alserkal

Kevin Jones 

Professor Rangi Matamua (Tūhoe) is a pioneering Māori scholar who has revolutionised understandings of Māori astronomy, and in particular Matariki. His research has been ground-breaking in terms of its contribution to mātauranga Māori; he has enlightened both national and international populations on the mātauranga of astronomy. He is renowned for his role communicating his research in an accessible and engaging way, and reaching both academic and non-academic audiences. Rangi is both the author of the bestselling book Matariki: The Star of the Year and presenter of the award winning te reo Māori web series Living by the Stars. He has challenged widespread misconceptions about Māori astronomy and has enhanced our understandings of a Māori world view of the stars. 

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Rangi Matamua

Dr. Mashhoor is a coordinator of the academic programs at Sharjah Academy for Astronomy, Space Sciences and Technology (SAASST). He has more than 45 publications in scientific journals. He has a method for analyzing close visual binary stars (Al-Wardat’s Method), and has a good international collaboration and recently is working on the data of Gaia. His Scientific and research interests include spectrophotometry of stars, interferometry of binary and multiple stars, atmospheric modelling of single and binary solar type and carbon stars, light curves of eclipsing X-ray binary stars, astronomical site selection and testing, and history of Astronomy.

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Dr. Mashhoor Ahmad Salameh

Dr. Duane Hamacher is Associate Professor of Cultural Astronomy in the ASTRO3-D Centre of Excellence and the School of Physics at the University of Melbourne in Australia. His research focuses on astronomy in a cultural, social, historical, and heritage context. Dr. Hamacher is a president and founder of the Australian Association of Astronomy in Culture, Secretary of the International Society of Archaeoastronomy and Astronomy in Culture, member of the International Astronomical Union Working Group on Star Names, an associate editor of the Journal of Astronomical History & Heritage, and a heritage expert for UNESCO.
Dr. Hamacher is passionate about communicating research with the public, as well as promoting First Nations students in this space. 

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Associate Professor of Cultural Astronomy


Duane Hamacher

Nujoom Alghanem is an Emirati artist, poet, and multi award-winning film director. She was born in Dubai in 1962, has published eight poetry collections and produced around twenty films including short fiction, short documentaries, art films and seven feature length documentaries. Her films have won local, regional and international prizes. She is the founder of Nahar Productions, a film production company based in Dubai and a professional trainer and mentor in filmmaking, art and creative writing. In 1999, she graduated with a Master’s Degree in Media Production, from the School of Film, Griffith University in Australia. 
In 1996, she finished her Bachelor’s Degree in Video Production from Ohio University in the United States.

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Nujoom Alghanem

Cultures in Conversation I Never Be Lost: Learn To Read The Stars 

World Expos have always been meeting places for people across cultures and geographies; an opportunity to come together and celebrate human ingenuity and forge meaningful human connections. As the first World Expo to be held in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia (MEASA) region, and with the participation of more than 192 countries, Expo 2020 Dubai looks to take this legacy even further. The Build Bridges track of Expo 2020 Dubai’s Programme for People and Planet features a tapestry of event series and experiences that celebrate our common humanity and the vital connections that can help us prosper together as a worldwide community.

Knowing One Another Better

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Build Bridges 

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Acclaimed filipino rock-rap group Sponge Cola bring two decades of hits to the Jubilee Stage, accompanied by hip-hop fire courtesy of up-and-coming rap star, Matthaios.

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Acclaimed filipino rock-rap group Sponge Cola and up-and-coming rapper Matthaios are bringing their distinctive sounds to the Jubilee stage. 

مؤتمر عين بوشريط

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