Heilbronn, Germany
The Robert-Mayer-Sternwarte is a public observatory in Heilbronn, named after the local physicist Julius Robert von Mayer, who formulated the law of conservation of energy. It hosts regular stargazing evenings, astronomical lectures, and educational events for the public. The observatory is operated by an astronomical association and features telescopes for observing the night sky.
Evening guided tour of the astronomical observatory in Heilbronn.
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Romantic stargazing at the Heilbronn planetarium. Perfect for couples who want to admire the night sky together.
Dr. Ulrich Bastian presents the latest scientific findings on the Milky Way in a public talk at Heilbronn's Robert-Mayer-Sternwarte observatory.
A public astronomy tour at the Robert-Mayer-Sternwarte in Heilbronn, with guides explaining what the September night sky has to offer.
A child-friendly astronomy evening at the Robert-Mayer-Sternwarte in Heilbronn, introducing young visitors to the wonders of the Sun, Moon and stars.
Guided public tour of the Robert-Mayer astronomical observatory in Heilbronn.
Watch a partial lunar eclipse at the Robert-Mayer-Sternwarte observatory in Heilbronn - a rare chance to witness this astronomical event in person.
Public tour of the observatory in Heilbronn featuring a presentation about the Moon and its role in space.
Public tour of the Robert-Mayer Observatory featuring stargazing and observation of shooting stars over the city.
Public tour of the observatory featuring observation of the Evening Star at sunset.