The Stars Above Us: The Evolution of Galaxies Through Cosmic History and What Black Holes Have to Do with It
These interesting and educational lectures on the universe, its origin and development bring astronomy closer to a wider audience through clear and inspiring scientific stories. The programme covers topics ranging from the Big Bang and the formation of galaxies to the birth of stars and planets and contemporary knowledge about exoplanets, dark matter and the evolution of the cosmos.
Particular value is added by guest appearances of internationally recognised, leading astronomers from renowned scientific institutions and universities worldwide. Their lectures bring the latest scientific findings and current research first-hand, allowing the audience a direct encounter with cutting-edge science.
The content is adapted to a wider audience, with an emphasis on comprehensibility and storytelling through interesting examples and visual material. Through a combination of expertise and accessible presentation, the programme stimulates curiosity and a better understanding of the universe and of our place in it.
- 3/9/2026, Thursday / 11:00–12:30