Nearby Space Environment
ISS – follow the orbit and daily life of astronauts in zero gravity.
Mars Perseverance – explore the Jezero Crater.
Voyager Missions – a journey through time into interstellar space.
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Deep Space
Deep Space offers visitors an experience of space projections, simulations, and guided journeys through the known universe.
On this page, you can check what the projection includes, the schedule, prices, and contact information for additional details.
A Unique Space Experience
The Deep Space installation allows visitors to immerse themselves in space visualizations, projections, and guided journeys through the known universe.
Deep Space
Journey Through Space and Time
Step into the fascinating world of the universe through the unique Deep Space experience.
This installation allows visitors to experience space through projections, simulations, and interactive journeys that bring celestial bodies, missions, and distant worlds closer to life.
What Awaits You?
- Interactive flights through the entire known universe
- Detailed visualizations of celestial bodies in 4K resolution
- Simulations of Moon landings and walks through Saturn’s rings
- Completely new perspectives of familiar constellations
- Journeys at speeds a billion times faster than the speed of light
Space Destinations
Where You Can Travel
The program can include nearby regions of space, distant exoplanets, and the very center of our galaxy.
Exoplanets and Distant Worlds
Proxima Centauri b – the closest known exoplanet to our solar system.
TRAPPIST-1e – an Earth-like world within a seven-planet system.
Pulsars – spectacular rotations of neutron stars.
The Center of the Milky Way
Sagittarius A* – the supermassive black hole at the heart of our galaxy.
Star Clusters – dense stellar regions surrounding the galactic center.
Uniview 3.0
What Uniview 3.0 Enables
This technology allows detailed exploration of distant objects and a deeper understanding of the processes that shape the universe.
This technology allows detailed exploration of distant objects and a deeper understanding of the processes that shape the universe.
- Exploration of Earth-like exoplanets
- Visits to impressive black holes
- Close-up views of the James Webb Space Telescope
- Studying the mechanisms that make Earth habitable
Schedule
Projection Schedule
Projection times are managed through the administration system and displayed in a table format.
Duration: 25 minutes
Reservations are not required
| Day | Times |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 12, 15 h |
| Wednesday | 12, 15 h |
| Thursday | 12, 15 h |
| Friday | 13, 16, 18 h |
| Saturday | 12, 14, 16, 18 h |
| Sunday | 11, 13 h |
Prices
Projection Ticket Prices
Prices are displayed alongside the schedule so visitors can find all essential information in one place.
| Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Individual | 5 € per person |
| Group | 30 € |
| Group in a Foreign Language | 50 € |
Contact
Contact and information
For additional information about projections and group visits, please contact the museum.