A Live Journey to the Space Probes of Our Solar System
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How do space probes explore our solar system? The live science show "Stars Live: Space Probes in the Solar System – from BepiColombo to Voyager" takes the audience at the Zeiss Planetarium Jena on a journey to current space missions. The focus is on space probes that expand our knowledge about the planets and the various regions of the solar system.
From BepiColombo to Voyager, the event spans various missions and objectives. The show provides insight into exploring the solar system and illustrates the role that space probes play in this endeavor. The lecture connects scientific content with the special atmosphere of the planetarium and makes current space travel vividly experienceable.
Current Space Travel in the Planetarium
The event looks at ongoing and past exploration of our cosmic neighborhood. It discusses missions, their scientific significance, and the questions associated with the study of the planets. "Stars Live" is set up as a live science show, providing a shared perspective on the topics of modern space travel.
The lecture is complemented by a look at the current night sky. Thus, the evening combines the journey to space probes with the observation of the sky over Jena. The night sky adds an additional reference to the event and completes the engagement with our solar system.
Who is the event suitable for?
The show is aimed at everyone interested in space travel, astronomy, and the exploration of the solar system. Prior knowledge is not required as stated in the event description. At the planetarium, visitors can learn about scientific topics in an impressive environment and get informed about missions from BepiColombo to Voyager.
The event takes place at the Zeiss Planetarium Jena. Since it is a science show in a planetarium, the date is independent of the weather. Information about the start time, ticket prices, and tickets is available on the planetarium's event page.
