and Brian Greene, while Steve Vai gave another concert with Nuno Bettancourt, Grace Potter and Devin Townsend as special guests. The musical part also involved The Pineapple Thief, Trondheim Symphonic Orchestra and Jennie Abrahamson. Robin Ince and Brian Cox hosted a panel with Charles Duke, Sandra Magnus, Terry Virts and Claude Nicollier. Starmus IV featured a wide range of round tables and discussions on different topics, among them the traditional 108-minute panel, this time called 108 minutes: The World on Fire, with Neil deGrasse Tyson, Eugene Kaspersky, Finn Kydland, Oliver Stone, Chris Pissarides as speakers and Larry King as moderator. Larry King also moderated the round table Space Journalism 360: New Era and gave a presentation on the era of post-truth and fake news. Another panel discussion dealt with the issues of outreach and education and was moderated by David Eicher, with Torsten Wiesel, Alexandra Witze, Susan Bailey, Claude Nicollier, Markus Reymann, Sandra Magnus, May-Britt Moser and Ane Brun as speakers. Nobel Prize Laureate panel discussion with the 11 Nobel Prize winners attending Starmus IV featured May-Britt Moser, Robert Wilson, Edvard Moser, George Smoot, Adam Riess, Finn Kydland, Susumu Tonegawa, Chris Pissarides, Torsten Wiesel, Tim Hunt and Stefan Hell. In a discussion called Moonwalkers in conversation, moderated by Neil deGrasse Tyson, Buzz Aldrin, Harrison Schmitt and Charles Duke shared their experience on the surface of the Earth's satellite. The film The Spacewalker about Alexei Leonov was shown for the first time. Film director Oliver Stone explained how to decode truth in films. The Star Party featured DJ Artone, DJ Favorite, DJ BK Duke. During Starmus IV, the Stephen Hawking Medal award ceremony took place. Stephen Hawking selects the winners for their outstanding contribution in science communication and they are awarded a medal designed by Alexei Leonov. Starmus IV winners were: Neil deGrasse Tyson (science writing), Jean-Michel Jarre (music and arts) and The Big Bang Theory (films). 2019 Starmus Festival, "Starmus V" The fifth Festival took place in 2019 in Zurich, Switzerland under the general theme "A Giant Leap", dedicated to the first step of the man on the Moon. Coinciding with the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 landing on the Moon and the 60th anniversary of the first man-made object hitting the Moon's surface, the Festival commemorated those events through lectures, presentations, debates, panel discussions and performances. The festival opened with Hans Zimmer's homage to the Apollo Missions, Once Upon