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Star hustle and bustle over Radebeul: sky observations for everyone!
Experience exciting sky observation in Radebeul with large telescopes, guided tours and special programs. Every Friday evening.
Star hustle and bustle over Radebeul: sky observations for everyone!
The night sky captivates many people. On Friday evening, star lovers in Radebeul have the opportunity to experience the wonders of the universe up close. The Astroclub Radebeul e.V. invites you to public sky observations every Friday evening at the “Adolph Diesterweg” public observatory. When the sky is clear, the fascinating crater landscapes of the moon and numerous celestial objects are visible. These include globular star clusters, galaxies and planetary nebulae – a feast for the eyes and an exciting journey through the vastness of space. These beautiful views are not only intended for experienced astronomers, but also for curious people and families who want to discover the constellations of each season.
A special highlight are the large telescopes used for observations. For technology-loving visitors, there is even the opportunity to take photos of the moon directly with their smartphone using a special adapter. The Saxons reports that the sky observation lasts 1 to 2 hours depending on the weather. If conditions are unclear, an alternative program is offered, which includes interesting presentations about the virtual starry sky and an informative exhibition in the foyer of the observatory.
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Sky observation has a long tradition, dating back to ancient times Wikipedia explained. Advanced cultures such as the Maya and the Assyrians have already documented the starry sky. Amateur astronomy is still very popular today. Those interested can get involved in associations such as the Association of Sternfreunde e.V. (VdS), which, with over 4,000 members, is the largest supra-regional association of those interested in astronomy in the German-speaking region. Practical astronomy and exchange among like-minded people are very important here.
Participate and research
The VdS offers a variety of specialist groups that focus specifically on different areas of astronomy and regularly publish observation results in a journal. Young people under the age of 30 are also warmly invited to become a free member in order to devote themselves to the exciting hobby of astronomy and gain their first experience in observing the sky.
Whether at the public observatory in Radebeul or through committed membership in an astronomy club - the fascination of stars and planets is accessible to everyone. So if you want to look towards the sky, Radebeul has the perfect opportunity to do so!