and Erin McNeice and Seo Chaehyun shared gold This wasn't the case this time around in Bali, however. Only two athletes earned gold medals, with stunning performances. Following powerful performances, Erin McNeice took sole first place for the women after reaching the top and Yoshida Satone of Japan secured the victory for the men (score of 42) this marked Yoshida's first World Cup gold medal—a celebratory win for the 20-year-old climber "I was very confident after getting first place in the semi-final and I went into the final very positive," said Yoshida, per the IFSC I can't quite believe I got the gold medal yet A post shared by IFSC (@ifsclimbing) Max Bertone of France, with a score of 41 and Alberto Ginés López earned the bronze medal with a score of 39+ McNeice did not have to share gold time at this event; she was the single gold medalist Seo Chaehyun took the silver medal for the women and the bronze medal was awarded to Ai Mori McNeice has been on fire in recent competitions and hopes to keep up the momentum with similar performances as the season progresses The next IFSC World Cup will feature lead climbing in Austria's Innsbruck from June 25-29, coupled with the boulder discipline. 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All rights reserved "In my second qualifying run I got really close but probably one of the faster 10m ever run That really meant a lot to me and I can go a lot faster I'm in the Olympic final and we're going to try and compete for a medal." Talking specifically about the wall he said*:** "*There's elements that go into the wall feeling fast The organisers have done an incredible job at putting us into the best possible situations Having a wall behind the wall really helped My coaches have got me into the best physical shape possible and they've really not cut any corners with getting this event to be perfect." Full results can be found on the IFSC website homepage: https://www.ifsc-climbing.org Reporting by Rajesh Kumar Singh in Chicago and Shivansh Tiwary in Bengaluru; Editing by Krishna Chandra Eluri and Nick Zieminski Shivansh reports on major aerospace, aviation, and industrial companies in the United States. A journalism graduate from Christ University in Bangalore, he specializes in breaking news and quarterly earnings reports for the country’s largest airlines and machinery manufacturers. His work is often featured in Reuters’ Aerospace & Defense and Autos & Transportation sections. Gagosian is gearing up to host a stunning solo exhibition titled At One by the pioneering Light and Space artist James Turrell Set to open at the gallery’s Le Bourget location in France this show is celebrated as the most extensive survey of Turrell’s work in Europe in over 25 years It will feature a diverse selection of early projection pieces All Clear (2024) and Either Or (2024) from his renowned Wedgework series James Turrell, a pivotal figure in the art world since the 1960s is known for transforming light into his primary medium moving away from traditional painting and sculpture to explore human perception and spatial awareness His contemporaries include visionaries like Dan Flavin and Robert Irwin all of whom disrupted the conventional understanding of art a phenomenon that occurs when the brain is deprived of visual stimuli leading to a heightened awareness of light and color This effect is captured in his new installation Ganzfeld which immerses visitors in a wash of vivid color creating an otherworldly experience that echoes skiing in blinding snow or diving into deep waters Turrell’s fascination with light as both a medium and a subject is at the heart of his creative practice “We usually use light to illuminate things,” Turrell once said “I am interested in the ‘thingness’ of light itself as it is the revelation itself.” This thought-provoking perspective is embedded in every piece on display In addition to the mesmerizing light installations the exhibition will include archival prints offering a deeper insight into Turrell’s expansive body of work Also featured are two lap desks used by the artist in the 1980s adding a personal touch to the retrospective At One is set to run from October 14 through June 2025 giving audiences ample time to experience Turrell’s immersive light environments at Gagosian Le Bourget This exhibition is a must-see for those intrigued by the intersection of art Input your search keywords and press Enter Watson didn't perform as well as he had hoped this time but there's still plenty of time in the season for things to change "Not the greatest performance, below expectations on either getting a new WR or a podium," he wrote on Instagram "Congrats to everyone and stay focused for Bali next week A post shared by Sam Watson | Health, Nutrition, and Sports Performance (@samuelwatson__) and Ben Jennings will compete alongside Watson and represent USA Climbing With more speed climbers than lead, the U.S. will be represented by five lead athletes: Adriene Akiko Clark, Zoe Yi, Sergey Lakhno, Declan Osgood, and Jesse Grupper. To watch the electrifying events go down, each event will be live-streamed on the official IFSC YouTube channel and available for viewing after the competition The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER By subscribing, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy Gagosian is set to unveil a new solo exhibition entitled At One by legendary Light and Space artist James Turrell at its Le Bourget location in France The show is being hailed as the largest survey on Turrell’s work in Europe over the past 25 years and will present an array of early projection works The action hasn’t even begun for Sport Climbing’s second appearance at an Olympic Games, but the legacy plan is already in place for development of the sport around the world following its conclusion. Once the climbers have competed, the medals have been won and the Olympians return home, equipment from Paris 2024 will have already started its journey to five destinations across the globe. The Holds, Macros and Volumes – or simply put, the colourful objects attached to the wall that make the routes – will be distributed across five continents for use by IFSC member federations to help grow climbing in the region. IFSC President Marco Scolaris said: “Our philosophy is, and has always been, to ‘make the world better through climbing’, so legacy is a very important part of that for the IFSC. The distribution of the Olympic equipment will be a source of inspiration long after the Games is over. “The Le Bourget Climbing venue that will host our second Olympic appearance at Paris 2024 was always intended to leave a legacy within the host city, and we are happy to be adding and strengthening that legacy by leaving some of the holds we will use right here, at their new home, where they belong.” The legacy plan in Europe by Paris 2024 and for the Le Bourget area will see the isolation and warm up area used during the Games repurposed and turned into a public climbing gym that will be named ‘Marie Paradis’ in honour of the first woman to climb Mont Blanc. For Asia, Jordan will be the destination; material will be used to host regional and continental clinics and educational courses for officials, coaches, and athletes, which will be organised together with the IFSC Research and Development Department. All Member Federations in West Asia region will be invited to participate to such activities with the intention of growing the sport in their area.  For Africa, South Africa will be the recipients; and for Oceania, Australia will receive holds; in both cases, part of the equipment will be used exclusively for Continental competitions happening in 2025 and 2026; and another part will be re-distributed within the continent and used in workshops and clinics aimed at developing the sport.  In Pan America, El Salvador will receive holds from Paris 2024, but the region is also seen as an area of targeted growth with further legacy and development programs in the works. Climbers from the Pan American region were part of the IFSC Universality Program that focussed on exposing selected athletes to international competition with dedicated coaching and travel expenses covered by the IFSC and through Olympic Solidarity funding. More training and clinics are planned for Costa Rica at the end of 2024 with the IFSC’s ambition to build the first Speed climbing wall in the country dependant on further funding approval. The material supplied for use at Paris 2024 was done so with the agreement in place that it would be distributed by the IFSC as a legacy for development of Sport Climbing after the Olympic Games. The selected brands that make up the P24 Online Catalogue: Holds, Macros, and Volumes for Sport Climbing events at the Olympic Games Paris 2024 are: Not only the Holds, Macros and Volumes, but all of the equipment used during the Games – the mats, the walls, the autobelay systems – are all intended to be reused in the future with planning ongoing with suppliers EP Climbing and Perfect Descent to determine how that will look. America's most talented competitive sport climbers will take center stage as they shake things up at the International Federation of Sport Climbing (IFSC) World Cup Spectators are in for a treat—this competition will feature rising athletes ready to showcase their climbing skills and seek victory Bouldering events in Keqiao just wrapped up with American athlete Annie Sanders coming out on top with 54.7 points followed by French climber Oriane Bertone with 44.9 and British climber Erin McNeice with 44.8 points athletes are poised to sweep the podium in Wujiang Here are the elite climbing athletes to watch Sam Watson After making headlines at the Paris 2024 Olympics, 19-year-old Sam Watson is expected to shine at the upcoming World Cup As a prominent speed climber and current record holder Watson will be shooting for the final win and potentially another record the speed record is held by the legend himself after swiftly scaling the wall in 4.79 seconds Emma HuntTalented Emma Hunt from Georgia, 22, holds the current record for the fastest women's speed climb with a 6.30-second exceptional performance, per her official website Hunt quickly rose to the top of the chain and has been training diligently to defend her title he went on to earn numerous medals at the IFSC World Cup Now is the time for Grupper to keep up the momentum and add to his impressive list of accolades Annie Sanders At just 17 years old, Annie Sanders may be young but she crushes climbing and should perform well on the wall in this competition Having won the first World Cup of the season in Keqiao the rising star is stirring up both the competition and the climbing world as her name circulates on social media The IFSC will stream footage of the World Cup qualifications competition on their official YouTube channel predictions may not become reality—competitive climbers tend to keep things interesting The IFSC provides the photos on this website royalty-free for editorial use only The sale or licencing of these images is strictly prohibited without prior written consent from the IFSC All rights are reserved. For licencing, footage, and photo requests please get in touch with communications@ifsc-climbing.org. saw sales rise 14%.Pratt is currently in the process of conducting an inspection drive for potentially flawed components in its Geared Turbofan engines that has led to the grounding of hundreds of planes in recent months.Raytheon reported a 5% fall in sales year-over-year primarily driven by the divestiture of its cybersecurity intelligence and services business completed last year.Defense contractors continuing to benefit from surging demand amid heightened geopolitical tensions may also get a potential boost from Trump's review on military equipment export rules that he is seeking to ease.Some experts have suggested a higher defense budget supports backlog at contractors providing stability in revenue for key government programs.Arlington Virginia-based RTX reported total revenue of $20.31 billion for the quarter ended March 31 higher than analysts' expectations of $19.79 billion.Reporting by Utkarsh Shetti in Bengaluru and Mike Stone in Washington; Editing by Nivedita Bhattacharjee and Krishna Chandra Eluri IFSC President Marco Scolaris was joined by the federation’s Executive Board at the foot of the Paris 2024 Speed wall to host and welcome online National Federation representatives from around the world to the Olympic Games Scolaris addressed the attendees online and covered many Olympic related subjects with the wish of bringing the climbing world closer together even if they could not be in Paris in person Joining President Scolaris on the competition stage was ISFC General Secretary Debra Gawrych IFSC Africa Representative George Stainton and Willy Montenegro Garcia President Scolaris began by acknowledging the task undertaken by the previous Games host in extremely hard times: “Thank you for what you have done in 2020 and in 2021 your strength made possible the impossible overcoming huge and unprecedented obstacles and difficulties those Olympic Games were an Act of Faith in the future.” the legacy and inclusion were all addressed with President Scolaris saying: “We are proud to be here in Le Bourget to celebrate our sport in our stand-alone venue President Emmanuel Macron declared that ‘Les Jeux doivent faire plus pour la banlieue’ - The Games must do more for the suburbs “The Olympic Climbing changed the whole area It looked forgotten and abandoned when we visited it for the first time it is now clean and ready to welcome future generations of students and sport lovers And for the future generation of climbers too The legacy of Climbing after the Games has been known for some time with the warm-up area during Paris 2024 transformed into a public gym post-Games named ‘Marie Paridis’ after the first female to reach the summit of Mont Blanc “The story of Marie Paradis reminds me that Paris 2024 is the first edition of the Olympic Games with full gender parity in terms of athlete participation,” said President Scolaris and only in sport considered suitable for them we did not have to wait so long in climbing President Scolaris highlighted the location of the climbing venue as significant in an important topic for everyone not just climbers: “Le-Bourget is also the place where in 2015 the countries of the world met for the United Nations climate change conference a landmark agreement was reached by almost 200 countries to combat climate change and to accelerate and intensify the actions and investments needed for a sustainable low carbon future it charted a new course in the global climate effort Turning attention back to the present and the Olympic Games President Scolaris highlighted a first of its kind at Paris 2024 – the unique Opening Ceremony: “The Games of the thirty-third Olympiad Paris 2024 began under the rain that accompanied the entire Opening Ceremony.” “An unconventional Opening Ceremony driven by a complex symbolism “Through the first week we enjoyed the passion for sport President Scolaris moved back to one of the most important parts of any Olympic Games – the athletes: “Tomorrow Let’s be prepared to welcome them on stage “The climbing walls seem to come from a fairy-tale They are real like the dream we are living let us enjoy together the spirit climbing is bringing to the Olympic Games With a final sign off president Scolaris said goodbye to the attendees with some words in the native language of the hosts and co-founder of the International Olympic Committee Read the complete speech from IFSC President Marco Scolaris here: https://ifsc.hopp.to/presmessage Reporting by Shanghai Newsroom; Editing by William Mallard Global Lead Partner EN • EnglishDE • DeutschES • EspañolFR • FrançaisZH • 繁Welcome the pioneering American artist reflects on his life’s quest: transforming how we perceive space","url":"https://www.artbasel.com/stories/james-turrell-american-artist-light-numero-gagosian-le-bourget-arizona-roden","image":{"@type":"ImageObject","url":"https://d2u3kfwd92fzu7.cloudfront.net/asset/news/Le_Bourget_Ganzfeld_2_copy.jpeg","width":5000,"height":3336}}In collaboration with Numéro art James Turrell has been working on a sky observatory nestled in a 400,000-year-old extinct volcano in northern Arizona the Roden Crater and the surrounding site have been transformed over the course of this ambitious project which features luminous tunnels and galleries that open to the sky and are bathed in light About 20 underground spaces are woven into the architecture of this exceptional domain drawing inspiration from the Mayan pyramids of Central America and also the history of the Hopi the Native American inhabitants of the region the site represents the culmination of a life’s work for the artist and light combine to create a unique sensory experience; something akin to the total artwork so idealized by the Romantics ‘You know that friend who’s been working on their thesis forever the Roden Crater is kind of like that,’ the artist jokes and increasing production costs have significantly extended his timeline Talking from his studio in the nearby city of Flagstaff Turrell appears in front of an enormous photograph of the volcano as if a window had been opened to reveal this panoramic view with a rainbow forming a surprising halo around the 81-year-old artist The fortuitous image is eloquent: James Turrell now ranks among the legends of contemporary art, not only thanks to this long-term project but through the creation of a radical and innovative body of work based on the immaterial. Now, the artist, nicknamed the ‘master of light,’ presents a major solo exhibition at Gagosian which has entrusted him with the keys to its Le Bourget space just a stone’s throw from the airport on the outskirts of Paris and no focus,’ Turrell summarized a few years ago This is particularly evident in his series of ‘Ganzfeld’ works based on the eponymous effect that occurs when exposure to a uniform featureless field triggers a state of sensory deprivation Turrell’s installations immerse the viewer in a monochromatic bath – red Visitors to the Gagosian exhibition are welcomed by one of the artist’s latest ‘Ganzfeld’ works an LED screen and colored lights do all the work the artist considers this work much more pictorial than sculptural a purely two-dimensional impression of flatness ‘We have lost the habit of entering paintings and I want my pieces to revive this experience,’ explains the artist for whom the aura of an artwork is essential Turrell’s art would probably have never seen the light of day without his consuming passion for aviation the young man had his eyes fixed on the sky from an early age He obtained his pilot’s license at just 16 years old and began flying ‘I remember flying one day in the middle of the tule fog a very low thick fog specific to California which plunged the sky into a red that became orange Moving through this completely abstract landscape was striking.’ This journey would inspire his ‘Wedgework’ series of which a recent example is on display at Gagosian Through the projection of fluorescent-colored lights onto reflective surfaces in a room Turrell generates an impression of depth that extends beyond the walls He also draws on his passion for the celestial world in his most popular works the ‘Skyspaces’; outdoor capsules that can accommodate anything from a handful of people to several dozen Thanks to an opening in the roof to admire the sky and the meeting of natural and artificial light inside visitors can abandon themselves to moments of intense contemplation Nestled beneath the volcano’s surface and its cone of ash the Roden Crater contains several of these ‘Skyspaces’ For more than 40 years, the Roden Crater project’s progress has been traced through numerous plans, photographs, holograms, and models; all considered artworks in their own right. In these objects, some of which are presented in the Gagosian exhibition, what shines through above all is the artist’s love for Arizona’s landscape. ‘Like Georgia O’Keeffe and Agnes Martin That’s why I try to go on walks every day.’ Beyond his daily walks ‘As long as my insurance allows me to,’ he adds Turrell works daily with two architects and visits the Roden Crater site almost every day and together they manage the vast ranch on site Production of the artworks is delegated to specialized contractors depending on where they will be presented; French manufacturers worked on the Gagosian exhibition This well-oiled machine allows the artist to remain productive and visible internationally Turrell remains evasive about the public opening date of the Roden Crater continuing to maintain the myth and pique curiosity One question remains: how does one maintain the same course for so long without becoming discouraged by such a pharaonic project and the numerous difficulties it entails we just reveal ourselves gradually,’ responds the artist implicitly reminding us how the journey prevails over the destination the more we learn about ourselves.’ This rather Socratic philosophy aligns with the thinking of one of his greatest literary role models the writer and aviator Antoine de Saint-Exupéry: ‘The earth teaches us more about ourselves than all the books in the world because it resists us Man discovers himself when he measures himself against an obstacle.’ This article is part of an ongoing editorial collaboration with Numéro Art. You can read the original article here Matthieu Jacquet is a journalist and art critic writing for Numéro, Numéro art and Geste/s. Caption for header image: James Turrell, Aftershock, 2022, Ganzfeld series (1976 - ongoing). © ART James Turrell. Photo: Florian Holzher. The ‘Neon Forms (after Noh)’ series on view at the Centre Pompidou-Metz merges minimalism with the essence of ancient Japanese Noh theater ReadFrançoise Pétrovitch lets her figures veer off course The multidisciplinary artist welcomes Art Basel to her Normandy studio ahead of major exhibitions in Switzerland and Paris DiscoverPortia Zvavahera’s prophetic dreams In Imba Yerumbidzo at the Fondation Louis Vuitton, the Zimbabwean artist transforms her nocturnal visions into a 17-meter-long painting Reporting by Isabel Demetz in Gdansk and Alexander Huebner in Munich; Editing by Milla Nissi the social media platform formerly known as Twitter said after reports of Durov's detention: "It's 2030 in Europe and you’re being executed for liking a meme."Outside the French embassy in Moscow a lone protester held a sign reading: "Liberté pour Pavel Durov".Reporting by Ingrid Melander Camille Raynaud in Toronto and Guy Faulconbridge in Moscow; Writing by Lidia Kelly Ingrid Melander and Guy Faulconbridge; Editing by Lincoln Feast PARIS — October 17 2024 — Texworld Apparel Sourcing Paris will take place at Paris-Le-Bourget exhibition center buyers will have access to the best in global sourcing to design and build fashion brands’ Spring-Summer 2026 collections International suppliers to the global apparel and fashion industry will gather for three days of Texworld Apparel Sourcing Paris in Halls 3 and 4 of Paris-Le- Bourget exhibition center whose Hall 3 has been completely rebuilt for the recent Olympic Games Encouraging booking levels already suggest a particularly active session in line with Messe Frankfurt France’s forecasts Offering synergies between materials and finished products The return of Texworld and Apparel Sourcing to the Paris-Le Bourget exhibition center will provide an opportunity to develop the layout of sectors and services Some of the sectors from the two shows will be brought together to create new synergies and to offer a women’s wardrobe in Hall 4 and a large area devoted to outdoor-sportswear-casualwear in Hall 3 where conferences and round tables are held This new organization will enhance the coherence of the offer and provide new solutions for buyers’ sourcing work Presence of major suppliers and national pavilions This dynamism of this edition is a reminder of the central role played by European markets for the fashion sector accessories and finished garments products will be represented: first and foremost Türkiye — the national pavilion supported by the Istanbul Chamber of Commerce (ITO) will be present — India which should be at Le Bourget despite the difficult political context the country is going through Texworld is also renewing the experiment launched in July on yarn sourcing with the Yarn Expo pavilion valorizing the upstream sector and the know-how of leading spinning companies Meeting the evolving needs of fashion and apparel markets the Messe Frankfurt France team has designed the trade show offering to meet new market demands: “Buyers brand managers and designers come to Paris looking for players who are able to export and meet the sustainable development objectives that consumers are imposing on the fashion world today,” explained Julien Schmoll Marketing and Communications director at Messe Frankfurt France Our expertise is to bring solutions and to select reliable industrial and commercial partners aligned with these expectations quality products in large or small quantities at attractive prices to meet the margin challenges Texpertise Econogy: spotlight on sustainable fashion promoted worldwide by the Texpertise Network Messe Frankfurt’s expertise in sustainability-related initiatives in the textile sector will be showcased through the Econogy Finder which will enable buyers to identify online or on the mobile app all suppliers of sustainably produced textiles the Econogy Talks will make it easier to find conferences dealing with these issues among the many round tables scheduled will be renewed on Monday 10 and Tuesday 11 February with a specialist on the subject covering a significant part of this specific offer Texworld Apparel Sourcing Paris has changed the date of its Autumn-Winter 2025-2026 edition to be held from 15 to 17 September 2025 at Paris-Le-Bourget exhibition centre with the leading sectors Avantex and Leatherworld This calendar repositioning of the show enables its offer to be aligned with the creative cycles and meets the shared desire of buyers and manufacturers to ensure that sourcing and orders coincide more closely with the development of collections the billionaire founder and CEO of the Telegram messaging app was arrested at Le Bourget airport outside Paris Saturday evening The warrant reportedly covers offenses related to Telegram There was no confirmation from French officials The arrest was made by investigators from the National Anti-Fraud Office, part of the French Customs Department, according to the reports. Durov, who has been criticized for alleged insufficient moderation on the encrypted Telegram app is accused of refusing to cooperate with authorities The arrest warrant issued by French prosecutors alleges that Telegram’s encryption and inadequate moderation of content amount to complicity in terrorism Telegram on Sunday night directed to an emoji-filled statement in which it said it abides by all EU laws that Durov has nothing to hide and frequently travels in Europe The statement said: "It is absurd to claim that a platform or its owner are responsible for abuse of that platform." The French interior ministry and police had no comment, Reuters reported The Russian foreign ministry said its embassy in Paris was clarifying the situation around Durov TF1 reported that French authorities were checking Durov’s possible connections with the Kremlin Durov was expected to appear in court on Sunday The Telegram platform has around 900 million active users and is one of the most popular messaging apps in the world It has end-to-end encryption of communications which are criticized for their commercial exploitation of personal data Telegram has taken a different approach to the confidentiality of user exchanges and data It has pledged never to disclose information about its users or blaming them for an accident,” Agranovsky was quoted as saying Following Durov's reported detention, John Scott-Railton, senior researcher at Toronto University’s Citizen Lab, tweeted: "Arrests of employees of big platforms over moderation & access are rare." “I’m pretty sure this is an unprecedented action by a government against a large platform’s CEO,” Scott-Railton said in a post on X Meanwhile, former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said on Sunday that the Russian-born Durov miscalculated by fleeing Russia and thinking that he would never have to cooperate with the government authorities abroad Antoaneta Roussi and Océane Herrero contributed reporting This story has been updated with a statement from Telegram The Serbian leader had planned to meet several senior Republican Party officials and also hoped to see U.S officials met in Oman for negotiations on Tehran’s nuclear program “Most of the major points are agreed to,” Trump said hours after special envoy Steve Witkoff met with Putin in Moscow Norris was reportedly detained on charges that include suspicion of rape and child sex offenses The Musée de l'Air et de l'Espace (Air and Space Museum) welcomes you for a unique evening on Saturday, May 17, 2025, to celebrate the Nuit des Musées (Night of the Museums) Come and discover the museum and explore the Earth as seen from the sky and from space: visits events and new experiences will take you to new heights and reveal the hidden beauties of our planet In addition to guided tours specially created for the occasion the museum invites you to take a look at the Planetarium the Musée de l'Air et de l' Espace is one of the world's leading aeronautical museums It boasts a remarkable historical heritage: a collection of over 40,000 objects built up since the early 20th century and protected by the status of Musée de France The Musée de l'Air et de l'Espace can thus present its many visitors with around 100 of the 400aircraft in its collections from the very first aeroplanes to Concorde via the "Point d'Interrogation" and the Spitfire The museum also boasts an exceptional collection ofworks of art 2025 - 18:00 ⤏ 23:00Discover the secrets of flight with Flight The exhibition looks at the diversity of flying creatures (planes insects and even fish!) through the prism of their incredible ability to soar through the air biological and technological principles that govern the phenomenon of flight similarities and differences are analyzed and can be directly experienced by young visitors thanks to the devices and manipulations provided along the way Ongoing discussions throughout the evening with volunteer aviation enthusiasts from AAMA The Musée de l'Air et de l'Espace and the LEGO® brand have teamed up to offer a fun and educational LEGO construction workshop specifically designed for children aged 3 and over This exceptional workshop offers every child the opportunity to combine play and learning while immersing themselves in the fascinating world of space Through the creativity and ingenuity that the LEGO brand has always encouraged each participant will be able to build his or her own rocket model or reproduce a construction of their choice in LEGO bricks stimulating their imagination and curiosity about the world of science This opportunity will allow children to discover the history and wonders of space while having fun and learning through the magic of LEGO bricks Enter the darkness of space and enjoy a unique experience.. Only a glimmer of light can guide you through this immensity and help you discover the conquest of space and its dizzying records Not accessible to people with reduced mobility or visual impairments Not recommended for people sensitive to darkness The Espace lobby will only be accessible during this event Come aboard the planetarium and discover the solar system natural satellites and other celestial bodies that populate the system that shelters the Earth Age recommendation: 6 years and over (children under 4 are not allowed) From its creation in 1937 to its transformation into a museum and its post-war evolution explore the various stages in the history of the historic terminal Take advantage of your visit to learn more about the museum's collections and the architectural projects that shaped this Art Deco landmark Take part in an original game on the theme of flying animals: birds Come and test your knowledge and compete in a colorful quiz Come and enjoy a unique experience at the Musée de l'Air et de l'Espace with a percussion concert inspired by Maurice Ravel's famous Bolero which is being honored on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of its composer's birth world-renowned rhythm echoes the jolting sound of factory machinery Immerse yourself in a world of sound where mechanical energy and music meet a propeller or an airplane engine in action With students from the Drancy Conservatory percussion class Come and talk to the museum professionals who ensure the proper conservation of its works They'll share with you their favorites and the stories behind some of the objects in the collections Times: 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm and 9:15 pm to 10:30 pm Director of the Scientific and Collections Department le décollage vertical - Hall des Prototypes Times: 7:45pm to 8:45pm and 9:45pm to 10:45pm Head of the Aircraft and Technical Collections Department Ideal for a discovery outing for flight and space enthusiasts or for young people in search of new discoveries Refer your establishment, click herePromote your event, click here MP Serhii Sobolev told the news outlet Suspilne The ratification vote is scheduled for May 8 Attacks against the border villages of Bilopillia and Vorozhba damaged civilian infrastructure and triggered emergency evacuations the regional military administration reported "I look forward to working with President Erdogan on getting the ridiculous war between Russia and Ukraine ended — now!" U.S Putin's Victory Day truce "doesn't sound like much if you know where we started from," Trump told reporters at the White House on May 5 Far-right Euroskeptic candidate George Simion head of the Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR) Bucharest Mayor Nicusor Dan placed second with 20.99% of the vote and the candidate from the ruling coalition "It requires the continuation of contacts between Moscow and Washington which have been launched and are now ongoing," Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said set to operate within the Council of Europe will focus on Russia's political and military leaders up to 20 Russian soldiers were killed and their equipment destroyed The move represents an apparent violation of United Nations Security Council resolutions passed in the wake of North Korea's intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) tests "We are ready to deepen our contribution to the training of the Ukrainian military," Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala said on May 5 Davis's arrival follows the resignation of Ambassador Bridget Brink by Sonya BandouilAn illustrative photo of the Telegram Messenger logo is displayed in the Apple Store for iPhone (Sheldon Cooper/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)Pavel Durov the billionaire founder and CEO of Telegram was arrested at Le Bourget airport outside of Paris while traveling on his private jet Reports by French network TF1 suggest that he was wanted in France due to an investigation into Telegram's lack of moderation which authorities believe has enabled criminal activities to continue on the platform Telegram representatives did not immediately comment on the situation who has a net worth estimated at $15.5 billion left Russia in 2014 after refusing to comply with government demands to shut down opposition communities on his VK social media platform He has stated that Telegram should remain a neutral platform Telegram blocks accounts and chatbots that collect data aiding strikes or call for violence Ukraine's military intelligence chief Kyrylo Budanov said in March that Telegram poses risks because "any person can create a channel and start writing whatever he wants on it," but it also presents certain benefits, namely, in communicating with people from occupied regions. Opening on October 14, Gagosian Le Bourget will unveil an expansive exhibition by renowned light artist James Turrell marking his largest showcase in Europe in over two decades This landmark event highlights Turrell’s innovative exploration of light as a material and medium for altering perception Two new large-scale installations headline the exhibition: All Clear (2024) a Ganzfeld piece that immerses viewers in colored light to dissolve spatial boundaries a Wedgework installation where projected light interacts with reflective surfaces pushing the limits of visual depth and dimension These works exemplify Turrell’s ongoing fascination with perceptual phenomena inviting viewers to experience light as both a tangible and ethereal presence who began manipulating light in architectural spaces in the 1960s continues to push the boundaries of human perception through his minimalist yet technologically advanced works His pieces often evoke disorienting experiences akin to entering a cloud or diving into a deep void which creates a sensory environment without edges or depth cues prompting a visceral encounter with light itself the exhibition features the projection works Shanta as well as six new in-wall Glassworks pieces Also on display are archival materials and models from Turrell’s monumental Roden Crater project in Arizona a naked-eye observatory designed to connect viewers with the celestial movements of the sky James Turrell’s influential career spans more than five decades with his work featured in prominent collections worldwide Guggenheim Museum in New York and Tate Modern in London His ability to manipulate light and space has positioned him as a pioneer in the field of perceptual art with a legacy that continues to shape contemporary art discourse This exhibition at Gagosian Le Bourget offers a rare opportunity for European audiences to engage with Turrell’s groundbreaking work on an unprecedented scale reaffirming his status as one of the most important artists of our time At One will be open to the public from October 14 DSCENE is curated as a daily art, design, fashion & lifestyle destination. 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Home of magazine editions DSCENE and MMSCENE – Click for more about DSCENE and for our Terms of Service Please enter your username or email address to reset your password Recently constructed facilities for the Summer Games include an aquatics center climbing walls and a gymnastics and badminton arena Global attention turns to Paris on Friday for the beginning of the 2024 Olympics But despite hosting 10,000 athletes competing in 329 medal events at the Summer Games the city has seen the construction of only a few new sports facilities a climbing wall venue and a gymnastics and badminton arena Opened in May, the Aquatics Centre in the Saint-Denis neighborhood of Paris’ northern suburbs has a modular configuration, with the ability to switch from a 5,000-seat venue during the games to a 2,500 seats for other events in the future. The venue cost $190 million The center, built by Paris-based Bouygues Construction diving and water polo events this summer and will be open to the community after the Games Designed by Dutch architecture firm VenhoevenCS and the French firm Ateliers 2/3/4 with low-carbon features the roof of the timber building is covered with photovoltaic panels making it one of France’s largest urban solar farms and supplying all the energy the facility needs The Porte de la Chapelle Arena opened in central Paris on Feb The site for badminton and rhythmic gymnastics was the only new venue to be built in the middle of the city for the Games Designed by French architecture firms SCAU and NP2F the arena has a capacity of 8,000 and will also host badminton and powerlifting at this year’s Paris Paralympic Games It was also built by Bouygues Construction The open-air Le Bourget Sport Climbing venue, which will also be a permanent fixture after the Games are over is located in the neighborhood of Seine-St Designed to host competitions in the relatively new Olympic offering of sport climbing the venue encompasses an indoor wall for warming up and four outdoor walls The sport made its Olympic debut at Tokyo 2020 with a single men’s event and single women’s event there will be two events per gender: a standalone speed event and a combined event for bouldering plus lead The lack of major new construction in Paris is a departure from previous Olympics. In 2021, eight new permanent venues and 10 temporary facilities went up for the Tokyo Games, which had been delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Get the free daily newsletter read by industry experts Despite exemptions for key building materials, import taxes announced Wednesday by President Donald Trump could lead to a slowdown in new work, experts say. Rebar, structural steel, piping and ductwork are all facing price volatility, according to Skanska USA Building executive Steve Stouthamer. Subscribe to Construction Dive for top news, trends & analysis The free newsletter covering the top industry headlines Reporting by Ismail Shakil in Ottawa; Editing by Leslie Adler You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed The International Paris Air Show (PAS) is the most important trade event for the global aerospace industry bringing together over 2,500 exhibitors from 48 countries and over 300,000 visitors The next PAS will take place from June 16 to 22 The PAS represents a key opportunity to showcase and promote Canadian aerospace capabilities to international original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and their global supply chains At the most recent edition of the PAS (2023) the Canadian delegation was comprised of approximately 450 Canadians representing 140 Canadian companies Representatives from federal departments and agencies industry associations (national and provincial) and provincial governments also attend in support of the Canadian aerospace sector Invest in Canada and the Canadian Trade Commissioner Service are working with the Aerospace Industries Association of Canada (AIAC) to support Canada’s participation at the PAS 2025 the Government of Canada will be supporting a series of initiatives including the construction and management of the Canadian Pavilion Lounge and Canada Chalet Canada’s Ambassador to France and Monaco will host the main Canadian networking reception more than 600 guests have attended this global event which brings together the Canadian delegation (companies senior officials and politicians) as well as high-level executives and senior officials from around the world Register with Innovation Science & Economic Development Canada (ISED) to stay up-to-date on the latest news and events For more information please contact us. Reporting By David Shepardson in Chicago and Allison Lampert in Montreal; Editing by Tom Hogue and Diane Craft 08-28-2024TECH Durov was detained on Saturday at Le Bourget airport outside Paris as part of a judicial inquiry opened last month involving 12 alleged criminal violations smiles following his meeting with Indonesian Communication and Information Minister Rudiantara in Jakarta BY Associated Press French prosecutors on Wednesday freed Telegram CEO Pavel Durov from police custody after four days of questioning over allegations that the messaging app is being used for illegal activities Durov was detained on Saturday at Le Bourget airport outside Paris as part of a judicial inquiry opened last month involving 12 alleged criminal violations “An investigating judge has ended Pavel Durov’s police custody and will have him brought to court for a first appearance and a possible indictment,” a statement from the Paris prosecutor’s office said include that his platform is being used for child sexual abuse material and drug trafficking fraud and abetting organized crime transactions and that Telegram refused to share information or documents with investigators when required by law Durov’s arrest in France has caused outrage in Russia with some government officials calling it politically motivated and proof of the West’s double standard on freedom of speech The outcry has raised eyebrows among Kremlin critics because in 2018 Russian authorities themselves tried to block the Telegram app but failed where Telegram is widely used despite being officially banned after years of protests challenging the country’s Shiite theocracy Durov’s arrest in France prompted comments from the Islamic Republic’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei weighed in with veiled praise for France for being “strict” against those who “violate your governance” of the internet French President Emmanuel Macron said Monday that Durov’s arrest wasn’t a political move but part of an independent investigation Macron posted on X that his country “is deeply committed” to freedom of expression but “freedoms are upheld within a legal framework to protect citizens and respect their fundamental rights.” Fast Company & Inc © 2025 Mansueto Ventures Fastcompany.com adheres to NewsGuard’s nine standards of credibility and transparency. Learn More but the programme stalled in 2023 after delivery delays in part due to difficulty obtaining necessary certifications.ANA Holdings runs passenger and cargo carrier ANA and low-cost airlines Peach Aviation and AirJapan It operated 277 aircraft as of end-December and expects its fleet size to be at around 320 aircraft by the 2030 financial year.In January the company said it would increase the number of international flights in its 2025 fiscal year to meet growing demand but would maintain last year's level of domestic flights.($1 = 149.5900 yen)Reporting by Lisa Barrington Rocky Swift and Satoshi Sugiyama; Editing by Christian Schmollinger and Rachna Uppal Reports mainly on pharma, retail and breaking news in Japan. Previously worked at U.S. Department of State and Bloomberg News before that. New College of Florida and University of Hawaii alum. Former Poynter and JAIMS fellow. cloud the group's outlook."There's a ramp that has taken place in one of our airframers And so we've calibrated that into our outlook," Chief Financial Officer Neil Mitchill told Reuters in an interview if that turns out to be done at a faster pace we're prepared to support that level of higher output."Separately an RTX executive said in a post-earnings conference call that Boeing had restarted issuing purchase orders for avionics equipment on its 737 MAX jets.Raytheon reported a 36% rise in quarterly operating profit due to robust demand for its Patriot defense system used on the battlefields in Ukraine to counter missile threats from Russia.Though U.S President Donald Trump's administration is likely to increase defense spending investors are concerned about potential budget cuts under the newly formed Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) headed by billionaire Elon Musk.Some analysts have downplayed such concerns arguing Trump's recent comments on acquiring Greenland and taking over the Panama Canal should support the case for increased defense spending.RTX's Pratt and Whitney unit which produces engines for Airbus' A320neo jets and competes with CFM International reported a sales rise of 18% on a profit of $504 million for the fourth quarter.The unit is currently navigating an issue with its Geared Turbofan (GTF) engines and is conducting an inspection drive for potentially flawed components leading to the grounding of hundreds of planes in recent months.CFO Mitchill told Reuters the company had finalized compensation negotiations with 33 of just over 40 customers in the impacted fleet of jets taking RTX closer to resolving the issue.RTX expects compensation impacts from the GTF engine issue to be between $1.1 billion and $1.3 billion for 2025 up $100 million from a year ago.Revenue at the company's aerospace and avionics arm Collins Aerospace rose 6% in the reported quarter.Mitchill also said the Ukraine war had resulted in about $10 billion in new orders out of which 15% had been delivered and the rest would underpin revenues in the coming years.By the end of 2025 "we'll have achieved nearly the high end of our $36 to $37 billion commitment that we made to investors following the merger of UTC and Raytheon," Mitchill said.The Arlington Virginia-based company reported a 9% rise in quarterly total revenue to $21.62 billion beating expectations of $20.54 billion.It reported an adjusted profit per share of $1.54 surpassing estimates of $1.38.Reporting by Utkarsh Shetti in Bengaluru and Mike Stone in Washington; Editing by Tomasz Janowski and Devika Syamnath The Paris Air Show 2025 returns to Le Bourget for its 55th edition and aviation enthusiasts from around the world As one of the leading events in the aerospace sector and discussions on the future of aviation and space Visitors can explore the latest advancements in commercial and military aviation Business professionals will have the opportunity to network while the public days will offer an exciting look at aircraft and flight demonstrations To accelerate your brand and enhance your presence before, during and after the event, please contact us for sponsorship opportunities including advertising Take a look at our previous event wraps here.  Air Transport Aviation Services Business and General Aviation Defence Event Wraps In the Spotlight Innovation and Technology Leadership Manufacturing Regulation Space Sustainability Rotorcraft Unmanned Urban and Regional Air Mobility Events Opinion Videos About Advertise Contact The opening of the Summer Olympic Games on Friday in Paris provided a boost to private aviation in the host city According to industry data tracker Argus International the overwhelming majority of this traffic went to Le Bourget Airport (LFPB) which saw a more than 34% increase in arrivals compared with the same July period a year ago as well as 14 twin-engine and 50 single-engine turboprops Argus senior v-p for software Travis Kuhn told BJT that for July this year’s arrivals at LFBP are down by nearly 10% versus 2023 with ExecuJet reporting that its hangar and ramp parking are fully booked Signature said it received a steady flow of traffic at its facility but due to high slots and parking restrictions at the airport it was limited to quick turnarounds since its parking was full as well Universal Weather and Aviation noted that it is coordinating spillovers to regional airports where it has made arrangements adding that due to the high-security measures in and around the French capital all non-Olympic travel is simply avoiding the area WingX noted that the Olympics—along with other major July sporting events such as the Euro soccer tournament and the British Open Golf Tournament—sparked a 4% increase in business jet activity in Europe compared to the previous month and a 15% increase from pre-COVID July 2019 Since 2003, Business Jet Traveler has been providing subscribers in more than 150 countries with aviation and lifestyle news, reviews, and features. 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All rights reserved. world number one Anraku started with two top holds to take a commanding 14.6-point lead (69.0) overall going into Wednesday’s Lead semi-final 🥇","event":null,"destination_url":"","entry_point_tag":"base","entry_point_type":"instory_campaign"}" data-tracking="click" href="https://www.olympics.com/en/sign-in?entry_point_type=instory_campaign&entry_point_tag=base&template=base&origin=https%3A%2F%2Folympics.com%2Fen%2Folympic-channel" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Olympic Membership - Free Live Stream Sports & Original Series - join now Le Bourget Climbing Venue delivered on Monday with a packed crowd cheering vociferously for all 20 competitors and it was a while before a top hold was achieved but the noise from that moment was nothing on the levels when home hope Avezou scaled the fourth and final boulder shortly after Meanwhile, Czechia's Ondra – chasing Olympic gold after missing out on the podium at Tokyo 2020 – saved his best for last to finish fifth overall after scoring 24.8 on the last boulder, as did Japan’s Narasaki. Picture by 2024 Getty ImagesAdam Ondra of Team Czechia celebrates after his top hold However, this half of the semi-final belonged to Anraku. And in truth, it was an utter masterclass from the rising star, who went better than his opening 24.9 with a perfect 25.0 on the second boulder to gasps from the crowd. The gravity-defying climb involved a daring leap for the top hold, with the crowd appreciating the move they had just witnessed as he jumped up to first. And just after Great Britain’s Roberts scored 24.7 on the final boulder to finish third, Anraku came out to a huge roar as the last climber to complete this stage of the event. With the stage to himself, Anraku was unable to achieve a third top hold, but going into Wednesday’s lead semi-final he is primed to make the final and looks to be the climber to beat. who produce parts for Boeing's 767 and 777 jets due to space constraints.Separate industry sources said cash support from Airbus is also an option A new process for vetting fuselages for flaws introduced in March further delayed Spirit's deliveries leading to a pile-up of fuselages inside and outside the supplier's sprawling Kansas factory.Spirit Aero is also weighing some asset sales The supplier said in January 2020 it acquired FMI for $120 million.The supplier had a cash balance of $218 million at the end of the third quarter according to October filings.Reporting By Allison Lampert in Montreal and Tim Hepher in Paris; Editing by Rod Nickel though it would get a $7.4 million credit against the expected related settlement with the SEC.Under that settlement the company would pay a $75 million penalty for which it would receive a $22.5 million credit based on the criminal penalty according to Raytheon's agreement with the Justice Department.Reporting by Luc Cohen in New York and Nate Raymond in Boston; Editing by Jonathan Oatis Reports on the New York federal courts. 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He can be reached at nate.raymond@thomsonreuters.com. including 170 from Emirates and 60 from Qatar an aviation industry analytics company.Boeing's 777-9 test plane made a return flight from Boeing Field in Seattle to Moses Lake Washington on Thursday."We continue to execute a rigorous test program to demonstrate the safety performance and reliability of the 777-9," Boeing said after it landed in the afternoon.A company spokesperson declined to comment on how the airplane performed during the flight.Reporting by Dan Catchpole; Editing by Jamie Freed Spirit Aero has previously disclosed it used up a $425-million customer advance from Boeing.Reporting by Allison Lampert in Montreal Manas Mishra and Aatreyee Dasgupta in Bengaluru; Editing by Maju Samuel and Rod Nickel adding they had reached around five years.Reporting by Joanna Plucinska and Julia Payne; Editing by Mark Potter Reporting by David Shepardson; Editing by Muralikumar Anantharaman Reporting by David Shepardson in Washington and Allison Lampert in Montreal; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama and Nick Zieminski