News and events

When the lights went out across central Aarhus for Seeing Stars, SpaCe – Aarhus Space Centre joined Ole Rømer Observatory and the Remote Teaching Telescope, FUT, in inviting the public to explore the night sky through telescopes.

What could provide a strong foundation for Denmark’s future national space missions? The newly published report "Framework for National Space Missions" brings together input from across the Danish space sector and provides a shared basis for the way forward. Built on a broad sector-wide process involving universities, research institutions and industry, the report reflects the strength, ambition and momentum behind future Danish space missions.

Researchers from Aarhus University have published the first detailed microanalytical study of the Dueodde meteorite – Denmark’s 8th known meteorite. The findings provide new insight into material and processes dating back to the early history of the Solar System.

A new book, "The Kepler and TESS Asteroseismic Consortia – A Historical Overview," tells the story of how KASC and TASC grew from an idea into the collaborative communities that helped drive forward asteroseismology using data from Kepler and TESS. The book is devised and edited by SpaCe's Mikkel N. Lund and Tiago Campante (CAUP).

On Wednesday 12 August, a partial solar eclipse will be visible from Denmark, weather permitting. Find out when and how to observe the eclipse safely – and what makes a total solar eclipse an entirely different experience.