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The guided tour of the Archenhold Observatory provides exciting insights into the world of astronomy: How does the world's longest movable refracting telescope work? What does aa real meteorite feel? What makes a black hole so special? How was the sky... moreabout: Guided tour of the Archenhold Observatory
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What is an observatory and how does a telescope work? We explore these questions and look at one of the longest telescopes in the world together. Our large meteorite makes us marvel at what flies around in space and sometimes falls to Earth. At the end,... moreabout: Visit to the House of Stars
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LiveThe Science Slam is coming to the Einstein Hall of the Archenhold Observatory! After its great success at the Zeiss-Großplanetarium in Berlin, the popular format is being continued at another extraordinary location.The focus is on short, entertaining... moreabout: Science Slam in the Einstein Hall
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Live Escape the city lights and join us on a journey through the depths of space. Gaze at the objects previously hidden in the current night sky over Berlin and become familiar with ancient tales of the wondrous constellations. Leaving Earth behind,... moreabout: Starry Night
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If you want to leave Earth, you have to combat a great force - gravity. Powerful rocket motors have sufficient performance to defeat gravity. We try out how the forces of such large rockets work to propel them into the air on small, home-made water rockets.Accompanying... moreabout: Building and Launching Water Rockets
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Stups is a little shooting star that lost its home, comet Rasefix, when it once orbited far too close to the sun. Since then it has been looking for a new home, but it doesn't know where to start. The sun is too hot, the moon sends Stups away because... moreabout: Stups, the little shooting star
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LiveWhat is a rover, what are its tasks and how does it work? The best way to find out is to build one yourself! Using LEGO building blocks, we will construct a Mars rover together and test its driving ability in the subsequent race on the Mars-like test... moreabout: We are building a Mars rover (group workshop)
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LiveDiscover the beauty of the cosmos in the largest and oldest public observatory in Germany!See the sky over Berlin with different eyes and experience the fascination of astronomy with a visit to the Archenhold-Sternwarte in the middle of Treptower... moreabout: Night at the observatory
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LiveWhat is a Rover, what does it do and how does it work? The best way to find out is to build one yourself! Using LEGO building blocks, we construct a Mars Rover together and test its driveability in a subsequent race on the Mars-like test track. Inspired... moreabout: We're building a Mars Rover
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Hosted liveIn 1915, Albert Einstein gave his first public lecture on his General Theory of Relativity in what is now the Einstein Hall of the Archenhold Observatory (Archenhold-Sternwarte). This guided tour takes you in the footsteps of arguably the world’s... moreabout: With Einstein through space and time
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Live When we look up at the sky, there is a lot 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. And finally,... moreabout: Sun, moon and stars
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Live It's time for a tour of the universe! We fly out into space with you and introduce you to the objects and constellations that you can currently see in the Berlin sky. Passing the planets of the solar system and our nearest stars, we leave our Milky... moreabout: Starry Hour
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Hosted live What better way to understand the theory of relativity than literally to immerse yourself in it in the planetarium? We explore how Einstein revolutionised our understanding of space-time and completely reinterpreted gravity. Why does light... moreabout: Einstein's Cosmos
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The eye-catcher of this exhibition is the original of a 283.5 kg meteorite from the Arizona meteorite crater. moreabout: The Solar System: Our home in space
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The VdS Radio Astronomy Section invites you to its annual conference at the Archenhold Observatory Berlin on Saturday, April 25, 2026.Starting at 10:00 a.m., you can expect a varied program of exciting lectures, concrete construction projects and personal... moreabout: Radio astronomy specialist group conference
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