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Live Have you ever seen our Earth fly around the sun from space? With a countdown, our planetarium spaceship takes off and we hurtle into space. First we get to know the sunlit day side of the Earth and its dark night side, which is illuminated by the... moreabout: Spaceship Earth
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Live Experience the beginning of our universe 13.7 billion years ago and see how structures, stars and galaxies are formed. The universe is very dynamic: stars live and die, galaxies are born, collide with others and merge - a constant becoming and passing... moreabout: Infinite expanses
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"3 - 2 - 1 - Lift-off" - Bright eyes, open mouths and then great cheers when the homemade rocket lifts off the ground and lands in the grass a long way away. But how does a rocket engine actually work? What does a rocket need to rise into the air against... moreabout: We build and launch water rockets
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Live Join us on an exciting adventure trip to the eight planets of our solar system! In addition to tiny Mercury and red-hot Venus, you will also get to know Mars and find out why it is called the red planet. The space tour continues to the giant planets:... moreabout: With rockets to planets
© Titelbild "Der Regenbogenfisch und seine Freunde". © Fachhochschule Kiel / Markus Pfister / Joachim Perschbacher
Purple, blue, green, yellow, orange and red: these are the colors of the rainbow, and the rainbow fish also shimmers in all these colors. When he loses his glittery scales, he dives into the deep sea. Here he quickly makes new friends who stand by him... moreabout: The rainbow fish and his friends
© Sternbilder. © Stellarium
Live When we look up at the sky, there are many different things to marvel at: during the day, it is the sun that gives us light and warmth. The moon, which looks a little different every day, is sometimes in the sky during the day and sometimes at night.... moreabout: Sun, moon and stars
© SDTB. Foto: Frank-Michael Arndt, 2005
The first celestial observations date back many thousands of years, when landmarks were used to try to find connections between life on Earth and the movements of celestial bodies. From these origins to modern space astronomy, the development of observatories... moreabout: Observatories
© SDTB/Frank-Michael Arndt 2005
The eye-catcher of this exhibition is the original of a 283.5 kg meteorite from the Arizona meteorite crater. By means of models, display boards and texts, current knowledge about the sun, planets and minor planets, meteorites and comets is conveyed.... moreabout: The Solar System
Foros and texts provide an overview of the history of the Archenhold Observatory from its beginnings to the present day. Through a chronological and thematic presentation, political and cultural contexts also become clear. Price info: Free tour of the... moreabout: Archenhold Observatory
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