{"id":1282,"date":"2016-11-04T14:50:52","date_gmt":"2016-11-04T18:50:52","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/ericdupont.ca\/new\/en\/?page_id=1282"},"modified":"2016-11-14T14:39:28","modified_gmt":"2016-11-14T19:39:28","slug":"the-infinitely-large","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/ericdupont.ca\/the-infinitely-large\/","title":{"rendered":"The infinitely large"},"content":{"rendered":"

Discovering the infinitely large<\/h1>\n
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Infinitely large :<\/strong> Greater than us, it\u2019s for the common man an infinite source of fascination, which \u00c9ric Dupont feeds with his series Origin, Galaxies and Milky Way.<\/h5>\n

Galaxies, the moon, the sun, stars, planets, space. How is it be possible not to feel dizzy faced with the full extent of this excess? Grasping the immensity encompassed by the in\ufb01nitely large is extremely complex for the neophyte. The stars, the sky and space in their most global sense have always been a source of fascination for the common man, in an almost obsessive goal to unravel the mystery of all this vastness. Cosmology, the study of stellar evolution and stars, as well as astronomy, the oldest science, are all fundamental disciplines directing us towards a better understanding of the universe.<\/br>
\nThe innovative and creative intellectual efforts of our talented ancestors have made possible the conquest of space and have allowed us to observe beauty of a spatial nature.
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\nToday, with technology in constant effervescence, the observation of the in\ufb01nitely large is made available to us through different types of telescopes, lenses and satel-lites. These technological tools provide guidance and encourage the exploration of space, leaving us stunned and amazed at the extraordinary phenomena of a constantly expanding universe.<\/br>
\nThrough his work, \u00c9ric brings you into the very diversi\ufb01ed and inspiring world of the in\ufb01nitely large, presented in the form of three series: the \u201cOrigin\u201d series, the \u201cGalaxies\u201d series and the \u201cMilky Way\u201d series.
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