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Photo gallery: Visions of Starmus past

Starmus VI, which will be dedicated to Mars, is set to take place in September 2021 in Yerevan, Armenia.
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Starmus, a renowned science and art festival, will take place in September 2021 in Yerevan, Armenia. Starmus VI will bring together world-class scientists, artists, and astronauts to celebrate science communication and recent scientific achievements.

Starmus VI will be dedicated to Mars, recognizing missions from Mars 3 and Mariner 9 to the recent spacecraft that have departed Earth for the Red Planet and the ambitious manned landing plans of SpaceX. Following the established tradition, the festival will address pressing issues and screen films about the exploration of Mars.

The Starmus Advisory Board will announce a further lineup of speakers from art and music later this year. For now, check out these "visions of Starmus past" to get a peek at what's in store for Starmus VI in 2021.

Brain May, astrophysicist and lead guitarist of the rock band Queen, rocks out during the Starmus festival. Each year, astronomers, scientists, artists, and more come together at Starmus to combine and celebrate the arts and the cosmos.
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