Tag der Raumfahrt - Erleben Sie Weltraumforschung direkt in Jena

In the organizer's words:

They fly far above our heads in the depths of space: telescopes and high-performance optics developed by researchers from Jena. From there, they observe our planet, for example to make the consequences of climate change visible. Or they look up to 13 billion years into the past and provide answers to big questions such as: "Where did we come from?"

In the program for Space Day at the IOF, you can find out, among other things, what contribution our researchers have made in collaboration with other institutions in the fields of gravitational wave research, remote sensing, Earth observation, planetary missions and free-space communication and which optical technologies will be used in future space missions.

They fly far above our heads in the depths of space: telescopes and high-performance optics developed by researchers from Jena. From there, they observe our planet, for example to make the consequences of climate change visible. Or they look up to 13 billion years into the past and provide answers to big questions such as: "Where did we come from?"

In the Space Day program at the IOF, you can find out, among other things, what contribution our researchers have made in collaboration with other institutions in the fields of gravitational wave research, remote sensing, Earth observation, planetary missions and free-space communication and which optical technologies will be used in future space missions.

Further information can be found at: https://www.iof.fraunhofer.de/de/veranstaltungen/tdr.html#607copy