An Evening About Colors, Radiation, and the Stories of the Cosmos

How do colors arise in the universe, what role does radiation play, and what stories can be read from the light of distant cosmic phenomena? These topics are addressed in the event “Florian Freistetter: The Colors of the Universe” in Jena.

The astrophysicist and science communicator Florian Freistetter invites you to a reading and a conversation. The focus will be on colors, radiation, and cosmic stories. The event thus combines literary and scientific approaches to the great questions of the universe.

Reading and Conversation at the Planetarium

The venue is the Zeiss Planetarium Jena. The evening begins on Thursday, October 1, 2026, at 19:30. Visitors can expect a date that is entirely dedicated to the view of cosmic connections. The announcement expressly mentions both a reading and a subsequent or accompanying conversation with Florian Freistetter.

The title refers to the special significance of colors in astronomy. Together with the themes of radiation and cosmic stories, an evening about the perception and interpretation of the universe is created. The specific content to be read or discussed is not detailed in the event information provided.

Important Information

• Date: Thursday, October 1, 2026
• Start: 19:30
• Location: Zeiss Planetarium Jena
• Format: Reading and conversation
• Topics: Colors, radiation, and cosmic stories

Information regarding ticket prices, ticket sales, admission, accessibility, and parking options is not included in the provided source. Therefore, interested individuals should check the event page of the Jena City Library for additional information and possible updates. The direct link to the source is embedded in this entry.

The event is aimed at anyone interested in science, astronomy, and narrated perspectives on the universe. With Florian Freistetter, there is a conversation partner who conveys the topics of the evening in a public reading and personal exchange.