Where are all the stars? A journey to black holes and galaxies

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Where are all the stars? A journey to black holes and galaxies When we look at the night sky, we see only a few thousand stars. But astronomers know: there are hundreds of billions just in our Milky Way. So where are all the others? Dr. Martin Wendt from the University of Potsdam takes you on an exciting journey through the universe. Together, you will visit distant galaxies and discover how stars are born, why some explode violently, and how mysterious black holes form from them. You will also learn how modern science explores the universe, why every look into the starry sky is also a look into the past, and why the universe is still full of mysteries. For children aged 8 to 12.
Access to the event is only for children - without accompanying persons.

Highlights

• Exciting journey through the universe with Dr. Martin Wendt
• Discovery of galaxies and black holes
• For children aged 8 to 12

General Information

The event takes place at the Technoseum in Mannheim and is aimed at children without accompanying persons. Participants will learn how stars are born and how the universe is explored.

Location

Museumsstraße 1, 68165 Mannheim, Germany

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