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Neuenhaus Observatory: A window to the galaxy for 25 years

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By Elisabeth Kemper: How far apart are stars? How big is our galaxy? And what does a real shooting star look like? You don't have to travel far to answer these questions. For 25 years, the observatory in Neuenhaus has been showing children and adults what our solar system and the many constellations are all about, taking visitors into the vastness of the Milky Way. more...

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