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SpaCe – Aarhus Space Centre
A new video from Aarhus Festival captures how the area around Rådhusparken and Musikhusparken was darkened for Seeing Stars – and how people gathered to share a rare moment of darkness in the city.
A new report from SpaCe – Aarhus Space Centre compares space governance in six European coun-tries and asks what governments need to put in place to turn political ambitions into lasting capa-bilities.
A live episode of RumSnak during Aarhus Festuge brought Professor Hans Kjeldsen together with hosts Tina Ibsen and Anders Høeg Nissen to discuss light pollution, astronomy and the value of a dark night sky.
Who will shape the future of space, and who is responsible for what happens there? These questions brought space technology, security and international treaties into the discussion at Faglig Dag for political science students at Aarhus University.
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.
Join us as we explore dark matter, disrupting galaxies, and the darkest secrets of the cosmos.
Join us, as Dale Kedwards, Assistant Professor in Old Norse-Icelandic, Fellow of King's College, University of Cambridge explores the attraction and symbolism of Old Norse mythology in Space science
Join us at Tir na nÓg for an evening dedicated to the wonders of the universe. The specific theme and speakers for this edition will be announced as soon as possible!
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SpaCe day 2027 will take place the 21st of January.
