How far can we look when we decide to do it together? On Tuesday, September 29, 2026, from 6:30 PM, Making Europe – Looking Further Ahead comes to the Mole Antonelliana for an event dedicated to space research and to the choices that help shape our present.

It starts from a little-known yet decisive story: that of Edoardo Amaldi and the birth of European space cooperation. The story will be told live by Lorenzo Pregliasco and Lorenzo Baravalle, in a special live and previously unreleased version of the podcast Making Europe.

It will also offer a preview of the theme at the heart of the episode, which will soon be released on all major listening platforms: a journey between history and the present to understand how scientific collaboration opened paths that we still follow today.

Bringing this story back into the present will be Caroladivù, with a contribution dedicated to what research and innovation mean today for younger generations.

But the audience will not simply be spectators. During the event, each participant will have a limited number of “mission credits” and will be asked to choose which priorities to allocate them to: from space research to climate, from health to science education.

The choices collected will contribute to the creation of the Constellation of Turin, a visual restitution by the artist Kalla, which will take shape starting from the audience’s input.

The event will be hosted by Carolina Sardelli, journalist at TgCom24.

The event will conclude with an informal networking moment in the spaces of the Mole Antonelliana. At the end of the event, participants will also have the opportunity to go up the Mole free of charge using the panoramic lift and look at Turin from above. A simple way to close the evening while continuing, quite literally, to look further ahead.

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