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From Science Fiction to High-Tech Photonics
EXHIBITION CLOSED

aser-based technologies have become a hallmark of the 21st century and they open up a range of fascinating perspectives for future applications. The story began in 1960, and the invention of the laser ushered in a new era in physics. Lasers are now an indispensable tool in the fields of communication, metrology, medicine, industry and research.

This exhibition, conceived by the Faculty of Physics at Ludwig-Maximilians University (LMU) Munich under the direction of Prof. Ferenc Krausz is designed to give acquaint visitors with the development of laser technology from its earliest days, and presents some visionary ideas for future applications. It looks at the laser‘s precursors in science fiction, describes how lasers work and gives an overview of their development. Above all, it features fascinating into the intriguing area of basic laser research.

We cordially invite you to follow the path of enlightenment that guides you through the exhibition.

Theme

The Taming of Light

ere we explain the physics behind laser technology. Laser action is based on quantum phenomena at the level of atoms and electrons. Their behavior is responsible for the fact that lasers emit light in a very special form. Persuading them to do so is not easy, but we now have the ability to control light with unprecedented precision. It is even possible to shape single light oscillations using light synthesizers.

From Einstein to Photonics

lbert Einstein laid the basis for the laser with his 1917 theory of stimulated emission of radiation. His brilliant insights led first to the maser in the mid-1950s and the laser in 1960. Subsequent advances have given us today’s photonics, which combines light-based technology with electronics. So modern applications of laser light, which are now an essential part of everyday life, have been in the making for more than a century.

A Multipurpose Tool for the 21st Century

nitially nobody had any idea of what laser light might be good for. But within a year, it made its debut as a surgical instrument in ophthalmology when it was tested on a patient in the US. And laser physicists have yet to run out of ideas and applications. This section of the exhibition looks at the roles now played by lasers in daily life, and explains why light-based technologies have still more potential to change our lives in the future.

The Fascination of Laser Research

ere we focus on laser research in the Faculty of Physics at Ludwig-Maximilians University. We look back on pioneering discoveries and inventions that have given us a deeper understanding of physical processes in atom and molecules, and led to the establishment of attosecond metrology, which has in turn catalysed advances in many areas, including biology, medicine and materials sciences.

Testing the Limits

n the quantum world our notions of time have little purchase. Electron transitions in atoms occur in a matter of attoseconds – trillionths of a second. And in the Laboratory for Attosecond Physics in Garching, researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics and Ludwig-Maximilians University use attosecond laser pulses to ‘freeze’ the motions of electrons. This section shows you how laser light illuminates ultrafast processes in the realm of the exceedingly small.

Futures Foreseen

n the 19th century, novelists Jules Verne and H.G. Wells based their works on technical scenarios that were ahead of their time. In doing so they invented a new genre – science fiction. The idea of an incinerating heat-ray was born. The ray-gun had already become a cliché by the mid-1940s in the adventures of comic-book heroes like Buck Rogers and Flash Gordon and lives on in modern science fiction films. During the Cold War, the onset of the space race – which was closely followed by the invention of the laser – gave a new lease of life to the notion of outer space as a theater of war. The ‘Star Trek’ and ‘Star Wars’ series brought the concept of the heat-ray up to date, as duels and battles were fought with phasers, photon torpedos, light sabers and laser cannons.

Futures in Sight?

ontrol of nerve-cell activity with light, laser-guided autonomous vehicles, light-powered spaceships: These are some of the laser-enabled technologies that may await us. Researchers worldwide are at work on projects that promise to open up fascinating perspectives. Perhaps we will one day travel through outer space thanks space lifts or explore unknown planets using laser-powered propulsion systems. This section looks at possible future developments of laser-based technologies.

News

17.05.2021
Happy birthday, laser!

On May 16, 1960, the laser was born. The device that Theodore Maiman built, still exists. Together with Ted Maiman's lab book, the historic laser is on display at the Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics. We are honored to have the laser in house. We took the occasion of its birthday to present the small device in a video. Dr. Matthew Weidman, group leader of the attosecond metrology 2.0 team in attoworld, explains the individual components and the principle of how a laser works.

Happy birthday, laser!
17.05.2021

n May 16, 1960, the laser was born. The device that Theodore Maiman built, still exists. Together with Ted Maiman's lab book, the historic laser is on display at the Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics. We are honored to have the laser in house. We took the occasion of its birthday to present the small device in a video. Dr. Matthew Weidman, group leader of the attosecond metrology 2.0 team in attoworld, explains the individual components and the principle of how a laser works.

22.01.2021
Exhibition is closed: Mission accomplished!

It is with a modicum of melancholy, leavened with a pinch of justified pride, that we bid farewell to the exhibition on “Lasers | Light | Life” at the ESO Supernova, which has now closed. The exhibition in the Rotunda of the ESO Supernova Planetarium and Visitors’ Centre was designed to acquaint the general public with the history of the laser and with current trends in the continuing development of laser-based technologies. The show was a great success, attracting well over 50,000 people. – And the many positive comments recorded in our Digital Visitors’ Book were ample reward for the work we put into the exhibition.

The whole team at attoworld would like to express its heartfelt gratitude to all the visitors and everyone involved in the outreach activities for their cooperation and commitment to the project. Their dedication and enthusiasm made a vital contribution to the success of the venture. Special thanks also go to the Director-General of ESO, Prof. Xavier Barcon, and to the Managing Director of the ESO Supernova, Tania Johnston (and the members of her team) for their help and hospitality – and most particularly for their judicious management of the precautionary measures necessitated by the unforeseeable arrival of SARS-CoV-2 in 2020. Despite the unavoidable intermittent closures, their efforts ensured that the exhibition could be converted into a safe space for visitors.

The project was an exciting, interdisciplinary and informative venture. The fact that it was explicitly conceived for the unique and spectacular setting offered by the ESO Supernova presented the exhibition’s architects – from the Munich-based firm PLAN AG – with very particular challenges, to which they responded splendidly. They developed an appropriately striking concept, which could be realized without interfering in any way with the integrity of the existing structure. And the inclusion of the Laser Harp meant that the show included a unique and unforgettable attraction for visitors of all ages.

Those who wish to refresh their memories, and those who couldn’t make the trip to the ESO Supernova in person, can still pay a visit to the exhibition’s homepage (www.laserlichtleben.de).

Exhibition is closed: Mission accomplished!
22.01.2021

t is with a modicum of melancholy, leavened with a pinch of justified pride, that we bid farewell to the exhibition on “Lasers | Light | Life” at the ESO Supernova, which has now closed. The exhibition in the Rotunda of the ESO Supernova Planetarium and Visitors’ Centre was designed to acquaint the general public with the history of the laser and with current trends in the continuing development of laser-based technologies. The show was a great success, attracting well over 50,000 people. – And the many positive comments recorded in our Digital Visitors’ Book were ample reward for the work we put into the exhibition.

The whole team at attoworld would like to express its heartfelt gratitude to all the visitors and everyone involved in the outreach activities for their cooperation and commitment to the project. Their dedication and enthusiasm made a vital contribution to the success of the venture. Special thanks also go to the Director-General of ESO, Prof. Xavier Barcon, and to the Managing Director of the ESO Supernova, Tania Johnston (and the members of her team) for their help and hospitality – and most particularly for their judicious management of the precautionary measures necessitated by the unforeseeable arrival of SARS-CoV-2 in 2020. Despite the unavoidable intermittent closures, their efforts ensured that the exhibition could be converted into a safe space for visitors.

The project was an exciting, interdisciplinary and informative venture. The fact that it was explicitly conceived for the unique and spectacular setting offered by the ESO Supernova presented the exhibition’s architects – from the Munich-based firm PLAN AG – with very particular challenges, to which they responded splendidly. They developed an appropriately striking concept, which could be realized without interfering in any way with the integrity of the existing structure. And the inclusion of the Laser Harp meant that the show included a unique and unforgettable attraction for visitors of all ages.

Those who wish to refresh their memories, and those who couldn’t make the trip to the ESO Supernova in person, can still pay a visit to the exhibition’s homepage (www.laserlichtleben.de).

08.10.2020
Playgrounds - A Song for Laser Harp

The Munich music duo "Elwood & Reßle" has recorded a song especially for the laser harp of our exhibition "Lasers | Light | Life". Inspired by this extraordinary instrument and its "strings" of coherent light, they created "Playgrounds", a sensitive song that deals with fateful turns and the longing for playing and free space. Therefore it fits very well to the present situation.

Playgrounds - A Song for Laser Harp
08.10.2020

he Munich music duo "Elwood & Reßle" has recorded a song especially for the laser harp of our exhibition "Lasers | Light | Life". Inspired by this extraordinary instrument and its "strings" of coherent light, they created "Playgrounds", a sensitive song that deals with fateful turns and the longing for playing and free space. Therefore it fits very well to the present situation.

It was a while ago, when we reported on www.laserlichtleben.de that we could win the professional musicians Nathalie Ellwood and Josef Reßle to compose a song especially for our laser harp. Fascinated by our exhibition´s highlight exhibit, both familiarized themselves with the idiosyncratic way of playing this pentatonic tuned light instrument, which only a few musicians in the world, such as Jean-Michel Jarre, use for their performances. Accompanied by keyboard sounds, the song "Playgrounds" was created during evening rehearsals, which they then began to record on location in our exhibition. We filmed the rehearsals and recording session with a camera in order to capture the sound recordings in a video showing them in action. But then came the Covid-19 pandemic. Our exhibition had to be closed for six months due to security measures and also the musical postproduction in the studio came to a standstill because of the lockdown and its aftermath, so that the completion of the project had to be put on hold for the time being. Good things take time, so we are happy to finally publish the finished result exclusively on www.laserlichtleben.de and www.photonworld.de. We would like to take this opportunity to express our special thanks to the two creative musicians for their extraordinary commitment! From today's point of view, the lyrics to "Playgrounds", which were already written around the turn of the year before the outbreak of the pandemic, seem like a foreboding, as they deal with the longing for playgrounds and spaces of freedom, which characterize our current time.

Here you can find the lyrics to the song "Playgrounds".

Elwood & Reßle
- Playgrounds -

Down and out, up and about,
the wheel, the steel, the fortress.
Now and then, now and again,
the stories never end.

Down and out, up and around,
the wheel, the feel, the fortune.
Now and then, now and again,
the pond’ring never ends.

Rushing, running, kicking, drumming,
reverie in pieces.

Will I follow, will you follow
through with what you intend
to discover.

Hanging ‘round, feet on the ground,
the slip, the slide, the moment.
Standing by, wondering why,
a word, a sound, a sigh.

Hanging ‘round, lost and found,
the pride, the slide, the moment.
Standing, spying, wondering why,
the hours have gone by.

Rushing, running, kicking, drumming,
reverie in pieces.

Will you follow, will I follow
through with what you intend
to discover.

Playgrounds for the body and mind.
Curiosity, the craving to find,
to discover.

05.08.2020
WE ARE OPEN!

From 5th August up to 1st November 2020 the exhibition we will be open for you again.

WE ARE OPEN!
05.08.2020

From 5th August up to 1st November 2020 the exhibition we will be open for you again.

Dear visitors,

After the five-month closure of the ESO Supernova Planetarium & Visitor Centre on the Garching research campus due to Covid-19, we are pleased to announce that our exhibition Lasers | Light | Life (on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the development of the laser) will be reopened on 5th August and extended until 1st November 2020! You, your family and friends will now have the opportunity again to learn about the fascinating world of laser technology and research.

Since the current Covid-19 measures for your own safety allow only a limited number of visitors in the whole building, an online reservation for free tickets is inevitable at this point in time and therefore mandatory. Reservations can be made via the link below (we recommend you to plan possible alternative dates for your visit in advance in case that there are no more available tickets on the date you wish to visit):

https://supernova.eso.org/programme/calendar/category/tours/

Please also note the slightly changed opening hours, which we have updated accordingly on our website under the section " Contact"!

Special precautions apply to our exhibition:

- For the visiting tour, a one-way route system now applies.

- A minimum distance of 2 metres must be maintained during the visit. Appropriate stickers on the floor make it easier for you to comply with this.

- The laser harp may currently only be operated by one household at a time. Please also note the separate entrance and exit to the room.

- Possibly there may be waiting times or short-term access restrictions. For your own safety, we ask for your understanding and recommend that you allow sufficient time for your visit.

You can find out about the current security measures of ESO Supernova Planetarium & Visitor Centre here:

https://supernova.eso.org/visit/restrictions/

We are happy to welcome you again and have already missed you! And the most important thing at this point: Stay healthy!

15.05.2020
60 years of laser - we celebrate virtually!

May 16, 2020, marks the 60th anniversary of the development of the world's first laser. In the run-up to this anniversary, we have already opened the unique show Laser | Light | Life in the ESO Supernova on the Garching research campus in 2019. For Saturday, May 16, the idea was to celebrate this anniversary together with the Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics (MPQ) at both locations with guided tours, lectures, workshops and attractions on the subject of lasers. However, due to the precautions taken in the course of the spread of the corona virus, we were forced to close our exhibition to the public and all activities in view of the anniversary had to be put on hold. And not only here. Worldwide, symposia and celebrations on the day of the anniversary were postponed or cancelled altogether. Nevertheless, we still have the opportunity to virtually celebrate this anniversary of the development of the laser. So celebrate with us! The MPQ in cooperation with our exhibition offers the opportunity to do so. More information and the program can be found here.

60 years of laser - we celebrate virtually!
15.05.2020

May 16, 2020, marks the 60th anniversary of the development of the world's first laser. In the run-up to this anniversary, we have already opened the unique show Laser | Light | Life in the ESO Supernova on the Garching research campus in 2019. For Saturday, May 16, the idea was to celebrate this anniversary together with the Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics (MPQ) at both locations with guided tours, lectures, workshops and attractions on the subject of lasers. However, due to the precautions taken in the course of the spread of the corona virus, we were forced to close our exhibition to the public and all activities in view of the anniversary had to be put on hold. And not only here. Worldwide, symposia and celebrations on the day of the anniversary were postponed or cancelled altogether. Nevertheless, we still have the opportunity to virtually celebrate this anniversary of the development of the laser. So celebrate with us! The MPQ in cooperation with our exhibition offers the opportunity to do so. More information and the program can be found here.

29.01.2020
No hiding place now

Scientists at the Laboratory for Attosecond Physics have developed a unique laser technology for the analysis of the molecular composition of biological samples. Could a combination of laser sciences and molecular detection be cracking the limits of molecular sensing?

The combination of molecules found in body fluids such as blood plasma is unique to each individual, and the composition of this ‘brew’ can provide information on an organism’s state of health. The problem lies in learning to decipher the information it contains. Complete molecular characterization has been impossible up to now, because our instruments are not sensitive enough to identify and quantify the entire range of chemical compounds present. But this goal has now moved a step closer to realization. Researchers at Laboratory for Attoseond Physics (LAP), which is run jointly by the Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics (MPQ) and Munich‘s Ludwig-Maximilian University (LMU), in cooperation with scientists of the King Saud University and the Hungarian Center for Molecular Fingerprinting have developed a laser-based system – the first of its kind in the world – that is capable of detecting minimal variations in the chemical make-up of biological fluids across the whole spectrum of molecular species.

At the biochemical level, organisms can be thought of as complex collections of different species of molecules. In the course of their metabolism, biological cells synthesize chemical compounds, and modify them in multifarious ways. Many of these products are released into the intercellular medium and accumulate in body fluids like the blood. One major aim of biomedical research is to understand what these immensely complex mixtures of molecules can tell us about the state of the organism concerned. All differentiated cell types contribute to this ‘soup’. But precancerous and malignant cells add their own specific molecular markers – and these provide the first indications of the presence of tumour cells in the body. So far, however, very few of these indicator molecules have been identified, and those that are known appear in minuscule amounts in biological samples. This makes them extremely difficult to detect. It is assumed that many of the most informative molecular signatures comprise combinations of compounds that belong to all the various types of molecules found in cells – proteins, sugars, fats and their diverse derivatives. In order to define them, a single analytical method that is versatile and sensitive enough to detect and measure the levels of all of them is needed.

An interdisciplinary team led by Prof. Ferenc Krausz has now built a new laser-based system that is specifically designed for this purpose. The group is based at the Laboratory for Attoseond Physics (LAP), which is run jointly by the Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics (MPQ) and Munich‘s Ludwig-Maximilian University (LMU), and it includes physicists, biologists and data scientists. This system enables one to obtain chemical fingerprints in the form of spectra of infrared light, which reveal the molecular compositions of samples of all sorts, including samples of biological origin. The technique offers unprecedented sensitivity and can be used for all known classes of biomolecules.

The new laser spectrometer builds on technologies that were originally developed in the LAP for the production of ultrashort laser pulses, which are used to study the ultrafast dynamics of subatomic systems. The instrument, which was built by Dr. Ioachim Pupeza and his colleagues, is designed to emit trains of extremely powerful pulses of laser light that cover a broad segment of the spectrum in the infrared wavelength. Each of these pulses lasts for a few femtoseconds (in scientific notation 1 fs = 10-15s, one millionth of a billionth of a second). These extremely brief flashes of infrared light cause the bonds that link atoms together to vibrate. The effect is analogous to that of striking a tuning fork. After the passage of the pulse, the vibrating molecules emit coherent light at highly characteristic wavelengths or, equivalently, oscillation frequencies. The new technology makes it possible to capture the complete ensemble of wavelengths emitted. Since every distinct compound in the sample vibrates at a specific set of frequencies, it contributes its own well defined ‘subspectrum’ to the emission. No molecular species has anywhere to hide.

“With this laser, we can cover a wide range of infrared wavelengths – from 6 to 12 micrometers – that stimulate vibrations in molecules,” says Marinus Huber, joint first author of the study and a member of biologist Dr. Mihaela Zigman’s group, which was also involved in the experiments carried out in the LAP. “Unlike mass spectroscopy, this method provides access to all the types of molecules found in biological samples,” she explains.

Each of the ultrashort laser pulses used to excite the molecules consists of only a few oscillations of the optical field. Moreover, the spectral brightness of the pulse (i.e. its photon density) is up to twice as high as those generated by conventional synchrotrons, which have hitherto served as radiation sources for comparable approaches to molecular spectroscopy. In addition, the infrared radiation is both spatially and temporally coherent. All of these physical parameters together account for the new laser system’s extremely high sensitivity, enabling molecules present in very low concentrations to be detected and high-precision molecular fingerprints to be produced. Not only that, samples of living tissue up to 0.1 mm thick can, for the first time, be illuminated with infrared light and analyzed with unparalleled sensitivity. In initial experiments, the team at the LAP has applied the technique to leaves and other living cells, as well as blood samples.

Ioachim Pupeza and Marinus Huber are of one accord: It’s fascinating to be able to detect the signals emitted by excited molecules with such extraordinarily high sensitivity, they say. This ability to accurately measure variations in the molecular composition of body fluids opens up new possibilities in biology and medicine, and in the future the technique could find application in the early detection of disorders,” Zigman adds.

No hiding place now
29.01.2020

cientists at the Laboratory for Attosecond Physics have developed a unique laser technology for the analysis of the molecular composition of biological samples. Could a combination of laser sciences and molecular detection be cracking the limits of molecular sensing?

The combination of molecules found in body fluids such as blood plasma is unique to each individual, and the composition of this ‘brew’ can provide information on an organism’s state of health. The problem lies in learning to decipher the information it contains. Complete molecular characterization has been impossible up to now, because our instruments are not sensitive enough to identify and quantify the entire range of chemical compounds present. But this goal has now moved a step closer to realization. Researchers at Laboratory for Attoseond Physics (LAP), which is run jointly by the Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics (MPQ) and Munich‘s Ludwig-Maximilian University (LMU), in cooperation with scientists of the King Saud University and the Hungarian Center for Molecular Fingerprinting have developed a laser-based system – the first of its kind in the world – that is capable of detecting minimal variations in the chemical make-up of biological fluids across the whole spectrum of molecular species.

At the biochemical level, organisms can be thought of as complex collections of different species of molecules. In the course of their metabolism, biological cells synthesize chemical compounds, and modify them in multifarious ways. Many of these products are released into the intercellular medium and accumulate in body fluids like the blood. One major aim of biomedical research is to understand what these immensely complex mixtures of molecules can tell us about the state of the organism concerned. All differentiated cell types contribute to this ‘soup’. But precancerous and malignant cells add their own specific molecular markers – and these provide the first indications of the presence of tumour cells in the body. So far, however, very few of these indicator molecules have been identified, and those that are known appear in minuscule amounts in biological samples. This makes them extremely difficult to detect. It is assumed that many of the most informative molecular signatures comprise combinations of compounds that belong to all the various types of molecules found in cells – proteins, sugars, fats and their diverse derivatives. In order to define them, a single analytical method that is versatile and sensitive enough to detect and measure the levels of all of them is needed.

An interdisciplinary team led by Prof. Ferenc Krausz has now built a new laser-based system that is specifically designed for this purpose. The group is based at the Laboratory for Attoseond Physics (LAP), which is run jointly by the Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics (MPQ) and Munich‘s Ludwig-Maximilian University (LMU), and it includes physicists, biologists and data scientists. This system enables one to obtain chemical fingerprints in the form of spectra of infrared light, which reveal the molecular compositions of samples of all sorts, including samples of biological origin. The technique offers unprecedented sensitivity and can be used for all known classes of biomolecules.

The new laser spectrometer builds on technologies that were originally developed in the LAP for the production of ultrashort laser pulses, which are used to study the ultrafast dynamics of subatomic systems. The instrument, which was built by Dr. Ioachim Pupeza and his colleagues, is designed to emit trains of extremely powerful pulses of laser light that cover a broad segment of the spectrum in the infrared wavelength. Each of these pulses lasts for a few femtoseconds (in scientific notation 1 fs = 10-15s, one millionth of a billionth of a second). These extremely brief flashes of infrared light cause the bonds that link atoms together to vibrate. The effect is analogous to that of striking a tuning fork. After the passage of the pulse, the vibrating molecules emit coherent light at highly characteristic wavelengths or, equivalently, oscillation frequencies. The new technology makes it possible to capture the complete ensemble of wavelengths emitted. Since every distinct compound in the sample vibrates at a specific set of frequencies, it contributes its own well defined ‘subspectrum’ to the emission. No molecular species has anywhere to hide.

“With this laser, we can cover a wide range of infrared wavelengths – from 6 to 12 micrometers – that stimulate vibrations in molecules,” says Marinus Huber, joint first author of the study and a member of biologist Dr. Mihaela Zigman’s group, which was also involved in the experiments carried out in the LAP. “Unlike mass spectroscopy, this method provides access to all the types of molecules found in biological samples,” she explains.

Each of the ultrashort laser pulses used to excite the molecules consists of only a few oscillations of the optical field. Moreover, the spectral brightness of the pulse (i.e. its photon density) is up to twice as high as those generated by conventional synchrotrons, which have hitherto served as radiation sources for comparable approaches to molecular spectroscopy. In addition, the infrared radiation is both spatially and temporally coherent. All of these physical parameters together account for the new laser system’s extremely high sensitivity, enabling molecules present in very low concentrations to be detected and high-precision molecular fingerprints to be produced. Not only that, samples of living tissue up to 0.1 mm thick can, for the first time, be illuminated with infrared light and analyzed with unparalleled sensitivity. In initial experiments, the team at the LAP has applied the technique to leaves and other living cells, as well as blood samples.

Ioachim Pupeza and Marinus Huber are of one accord: It’s fascinating to be able to detect the signals emitted by excited molecules with such extraordinarily high sensitivity, they say. This ability to accurately measure variations in the molecular composition of body fluids opens up new possibilities in biology and medicine, and in the future the technique could find application in the early detection of disorders,” Zigman adds.

10.12.2019
ESO Supernova closed in January 2020!

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2020!

Since January, our special exhibition Laser | Light | Life. From Science Fiction to High High-Tech Photonics on display at the ESO Supernova has had around 50,000 visitors from near and far. We would like to thank everyone for their overwhelming interest. Until December 22nd you still have the opportunity to visit the exhibition this year. In 2020, the gates of the ESO Supernova will only open again on 1st February. The reason for this is maintenance work, the installation of new exhibits in the ESO permanent exhibition The Living Universe and the preparation for the new year´s programme. Until 31st May 2020, Laser | Light | Life will be on display again during the usual opening hours and will then accompany the 60th anniversary of laser development. We wish you and your families a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

ESO Supernova closed in January 2020!
10.12.2019

erry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2020! Since January, our special exhibition Laser | Light | Life. From Science Fiction to High High-Tech Photonics on display at the ESO Supernova has had around 50,000 visitors from near and far. We would like to thank everyone for their overwhelming interest. Until December 22nd you still have the opportunity to visit the exhibition this year. In 2020, the gates of the ESO Supernova will only open again on 1st February. The reason for this is maintenance work, the installation of new exhibits in the ESO permanent exhibition The Living Universe and the preparation for the new year´s programme. Until 31st May 2020, Laser | Light | Life will be on display again during the usual opening hours and will then accompany the 60th anniversary of laser development. We wish you and your families a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

29.11.2019
The Sound of (Laser-) Music

Many young and elder visitors have already elicited sounds from the head-high laser harp in our exhibition during the course of this year. This is done literally playfully by rhythmically pervading the green beam paths arranged in a circle with the palm of your hand. On entering the ESO Supernova, spherical sounds could be heard again and again and an astonished smile could be seen in the faces of the performing visitors. Because the harp is pentatonic, i.e. tuned in five-tone steps, the result always sounds harmonious. In this respect, even the more unmusical among us can play without hesitation. But Natalie Ellwood and Josef Reßle, two professionals known far beyond the Munich music scene, show how this can sound professional. They attend to the matter and compose their own laser harp song for us. These days they have been rehearsing and working on the song. Because not only the laser harp is played, but its sound is also accompanied by a synthesizer and embedded in a soundscape. In addition, there is the enchanting singing of Natalie. For now, the two musicians didn't want to tell us exactly what the lyrics of the song will be about. So we can be curious and looking forward to the result. The musical experiment will be recorded in mid-December on video. Of course you can see it later on our website. We will keep you up to date! If you want to know more about them in advance, you can inform yourself here:

https://www.natalie-elwood.de

https://www.josef-ressle.de

The Sound of (Laser-) Music
29.11.2019

any young and elder visitors have already elicited sounds from the head-high laser harp in our exhibition during the course of this year. This is done literally playfully by rhythmically pervading the green beam paths arranged in a circle with the palm of your hand. On entering the ESO Supernova, spherical sounds could be heard again and again and an astonished smile could be seen in the faces of the performing visitors. Because the harp is pentatonic, i.e. tuned in five-tone steps, the result always sounds harmonious. In this respect, even the more unmusical among us can play without hesitation. But Natalie Ellwood and Josef Reßle, two professionals known far beyond the Munich music scene, show how this can sound professional. They attend to the matter and compose their own laser harp song for us. These days they have been rehearsing and working on the song. Because not only the laser harp is played, but its sound is also accompanied by a synthesizer and embedded in a soundscape. In addition, there is the enchanting singing of Natalie. For now, the two musicians didn't want to tell us exactly what the lyrics of the song will be about. So we can be curious and looking forward to the result. The musical experiment will be recorded in mid-December on video. Of course you can see it later on our website. We will keep you up to date! If you want to know more about them in advance, you can inform yourself here:

https://www.natalie-elwood.de

https://www.josef-ressle.de

05.11.2019
In view of the occasion and continuing high demand | 60 years of lasers! (1960 – 2020) | Further extension of the exhibition Lasers | Light | Life until 31st May 2020

On 16th May 1960, the US physicist Theodore H. Maiman succeeded in generating coherent light for the first time. The laser was born 40 years after Albert Einstein laid the theoretical foundations for the stimulated emission of radiation. Much has happened since then. Lasers are not only used in basic research, but are now present in almost all areas of everyday life. In 2020 this invention of the century celebrates its 60th anniversary. A reason to join in the celebrations and to once again extend our exhibition on laser technology and research until 31st May 2020. So far, well over 40,000 visitors have visited this unique special show since January 2019 and interest has not diminished. Experience in an exciting circuit how lasers work, learn more about the development history and milestones of laser technology. Inform yourself about current and future fields of applications and dive into current research areas. What once began with science fiction has now become high-tech photonics. And of course you can also marvel at Maimans original laser, experiment with lasers yourself and elicit enchanting sounds from our man-high laser harp!

In view of the occasion and continuing high demand
60 years of lasers! (1960 – 2020)
Further extension of the exhibition Lasers | Light | Life until 31st May 2020
05.11.2019

n 16th May 1960, the US physicist Theodore H. Maiman succeeded in generating coherent light for the first time. The laser was born 40 years after Albert Einstein laid the theoretical foundations for the stimulated emission of radiation. Much has happened since then. Lasers are not only used in basic research, but are now present in almost all areas of everyday life. In 2020 this invention of the century celebrates its 60th anniversary. A reason to join in the celebrations and to once again extend our exhibition on laser technology and research until 31st May 2020. So far, well over 40,000 visitors have visited this unique special show since January 2019 and interest has not diminished. Experience in an exciting circuit how lasers work, learn more about the development history and milestones of laser technology. Inform yourself about current and future fields of applications and dive into current research areas. What once began with science fiction has now become high-tech photonics. And of course you can also marvel at Maimans original laser, experiment with lasers yourself and elicit enchanting sounds from our man-high laser harp!

16.07.2019
From Science Fiction to High-Tech Photonics

When the first functional laser was developed in 1960, one had very little idea of the range of applications that such high-intensity beams of tightly collimated light would one day find. Today it is impossible to imagine today’s world without the laser. Lasers are now ubiquitous in consumer electronics, telecommunications, measuring devices, in industry, medicine and research. They have also become an indispensable tool in space research. And there is no sign that the laser will run out of useful things to do. Indeed, specialists believe that the 21st century is set to be the century of the photon, the smallest unit of light.

From Science Fiction to High-Tech Photonics
16.07.2019

hen the first functional laser was developed in 1960, one had very little idea of the range of applications that such high-intensity beams of tightly collimated light would one day find. Today it is impossible to imagine today’s world without the laser. Lasers are now ubiquitous in consumer electronics, telecommunications, measuring devices, in industry, medicine and research. They have also become an indispensable tool in space research. And there is no sign that the laser will run out of useful things to do. Indeed, specialists believe that the 21st century is set to be the century of the photon, the smallest unit of light.

Theodore H. Maiman introduced the world’s first working laser to the press and the public in New York City on July 7, 1960. Reports in the newspapers next day were almost unanimous in viewing the new technology as the first practical realization of the deadly ray-guns that were a familiar feature of science fiction at the time. Indeed, the prescience displayed by the visionaries who first conceived the idea of concentrating light and described the properties and potential applications of tightly collimated light beams is quite astonishing. During the siege of Syracuse in Sicily in 212 BC, the Greek mathematician Archimedes is reported to have used mirrors made of bronze or glass to focus the Sun’s rays on Roman ships with the aim of setting them on fire. In his book New Atlantis, published in 1627, the English philosopher Francis Bacon prophetically wrote of a future society whose primary purpose was to acquire and exploit “knowledge of the causes and secret motions of things”. To this end, its rulers had set up what we would now call research establishments. These included ‘perspective houses’, in which “we represent also all multiplications of light, which we carry to great distance, and make so sharp as to discern small points and lines.”

In the latter half of the 19th century, popular authors like Jules Verne and H.G. Wells wrote novels whose plots were based on highly imaginative projections of the technological developments of their time. Inspired by the scientific triumphs of their day, such as the discovery of X-rays and radioactivity, they ‘invented’ the literary genre of science fiction.

In his 1898 novel The War of the Worlds, Wells developed the notion of a mobile weapon capable of generating and emitting an enormously powerful heat ray. In the book, invading Martians deploy these firearms to devastating effect after their landing on Earth. In a striking anticipation of miniaturization, this later became the hand-held ray-gun wielded by comic-book heroes like Buck Rodgers and Flash Gordon in the 1940s, which continues to make regular appearances in various guises on page and screen. The era of the Cold War and the development of the laser also saw the inception of manned spaceflight. This constellation in turn sparked ever more extravagant visions of extraterrestrial exploration (and mayhem!). Of these, the Star Trek and Star Wars series, with their plasma sabers, laser cannons and photon torpedoes, are undoubtedly the best known.

Lasers in Outer Space

However most of what fans of these films get to see has remained in the realm of fiction, since many of the dramatic effects that they so enjoy have no basis in real science. In the vacuum of outer space, where scattering centers – such as dust particles – capable of refracting incident light are few and far between, laser ‘beams’ would be imperceptible. Owing to the paucity of oxygen, explosions would be equally unimpressive, and given the tenuous nature of the interplanetary medium, they could never furnish the deafening soundscapes that are a staple ingredient of both Star Trek and Star Wars in the cinema

Here on Earth of course, the laser has become an indispensable part of our everyday lives. Every time we make a purchase in a supermarket a laser scans the barcode on the item at the checkout. Our bank cards and credit cards are embossed with holograms imprinted by lasers, and laser pointers have long replaced the wooden pointers some of us remember from our schooldays. In consumer electronics, communications and precision measurement technologies, in industry, medicine and research, lasers are now ubiquitous. And they have indeed found a range of applications in the realm first explored by the authors of science fiction – in space. To mention only one example, the European Southern Observatory’s Very Large Telescope (VLT), located in the Atacama Desert in Chile, uses laser beams to minimize errors in determining the precise positions of stars. The characteristic twinkling of stars is caused by turbulence in the atmosphere and limits the accuracy of astrometric observations. To combat this effect, a laser beam with precisely known properties can be projected on the night sky to serve as a calibration standard. Since the position of the laser spotlight is precisely known, the atmospherically induced distortions can be corrected for, yielding crisper, sharper images of the targets of interest.

The Century of Photonics

Given that the laser’s full potential as a tool has yet to be realized, the 21st century is set to become the century of photonics (named for the photon, or light quantum). For example, laser light – in the form of sequences of ultrashort light pulses ¬¬– is now elucidating the nature of quantum processes in ever greater detail, allowing researchers to characterize the incredibly fast dynamics of electrons within atoms.

Lasers have also become established in medicine, and current research trends include the quest for laser-based procedures for the early diagnosis and treatment of cancer. These efforts seek to exploit the ability of ultrashort laser pulses to identify the organic compounds (generally referred to as ‘metabolites’) present in samples of biological fluids. In principle, this makes it possible to generate a ‘molecular fingerprint’ that reflects the donor’s state of health – because the range of metabolites produced by healthy cells differs in certain ways from those synthesized in tumour cells, for example. Pulsed laser light interacts with the atoms in all these chemical compounds in highly specific ways such that particular frequencies are absorbed, depending on the structure of the molecule. Analysis of the transmitted spectrum therefore enables one to identify the molecular species that are present in a blood sample, and their concentrations. The method could one day enable doctors to detect cancers at very early stages, when they are relatively easy to treat successfully.

The Laser-based World of Tomorrow

The chances are that tomorrow’s computers will also benefit from the use of photons (instead of electrons) for the transmission of information – a transition that would enhance the efficiency of data processing enormously. Quantum computers promise a further boost in capacity and speed, because they are no longer dependent on binary ON/OFF switching elements as today’s computers are. Quantum processors exploit the laws of quantum physics and can operate not only on the binary bits 0 and 1, but on units of information known as qubits, each of which can encode several different quantum states simultaneously. Atoms, electrons and photons are all under investigation as potential qubits in future quantum computers. An optical quantum computer based on laser light would enable data to be transmitted with negligible losses, and would not need complicated arrangements for the dissipation of heat.

In the foreseeable future, autonomous vehicles will become a practical reality, partly because they can rely on laser technology to monitor their surroundings and react appropriately to other traffic. This breakthrough is largely due to developments in Light Detecting And Ranging (LIDAR). LIDAR systems are based on a laser that emits a stream of light pulses that impinge on, and are reflected by objects in the environment. By analyzing the intensity and travel times of the reflected pulses, a detector can then determine the sizes and distances of nearby obstacles, including pedestrians and other vehicles.

As the masters of science fiction have taught us, with lasers, the sky’s the limit! And no less a luminary than the late physicist Stephen Hawking was among the initiators of an ambitious attempt to use lasers as a source of power for spacecraft. The basic idea is to focus high-intensity, earth-bound lasers on the ‘sails’ of space gliders. Although photons have no mass, they carry momentum and therefore exert radiation pressure. The photons that hit the sail are reflected and exert a force on its surface, in the same way as a ping-pong ball does when it bounces off a table-tennis bat. The essential point is not so much to save on fuel, but to accelerate very small satellites to extremely high velocities, high enough to enable them to reach and explore otherwise inaccessible regions of outer space.

These examples are only a foretaste of what laser technologies may yet hold in store for us. What began as science fiction in the late 19th century has become the science of photonics in the 21st.

22.05.2019
By Popular Demand!

It gives us great pleasure to announce that, in response to the unanticipated level of positive feedback from visitors, our current exhibition will remain open until December 1, 2019! So far, more than 24,000 people have visited the exhibition to learn more about the history of laser technologies and the current state (and future prospects) of laser research, and to display their musical talents on our laser harp. The remarkable public response has been a source of quiet satisfaction (and some pride) to all of those involved in the making of the exhibition. We would like to express our gratitude to our kind hosts at the ESO Supernova, and especially to all of those who sought the exhibition out. The original plan was for the exhibition to close on May 26, 2019. The fact that we may now enjoy the hospitality of the ESO Supernova for a further 6 months is an honour and a valued token of appreciation for us. But more importantly, it will enable still more visitors to experience the exhibition – and will hopefully give them as much pleasure as it has to our ‘clients’ up to now.

We look forward to seeing you!

By Popular Demand!
22.05.2019

t gives us great pleasure to announce that, in response to the unanticipated level of positive feedback from visitors, our current exhibition will remain open until December 1, 2019! So far, more than 24,000 people have visited the exhibition to learn more about the history of laser technologies and the current state (and future prospects) of laser research, and to display their musical talents on our laser harp. The remarkable public response has been a source of quiet satisfaction (and some pride) to all of those involved in the making of the exhibition. We would like to express our gratitude to our kind hosts at the ESO Supernova, and especially to all of those who sought the exhibition out. The original plan was for the exhibition to close on May 26, 2019. The fact that we may now enjoy the hospitality of the ESO Supernova for a further 6 months is an honour and a valued token of appreciation for us. But more importantly, it will enable still more visitors to experience the exhibition – and will hopefully give them as much pleasure as it has to our ‘clients’ up to now.

We look forward to seeing you!

17.05.2019
A Night to Remember

Grand Reception for some 100 invited guests in the European Southern Observatory‘s Supernova on the High-Tech Campus in Garching, who were able to experience a special edition of the ongoing exhibition Laser | Licht | Leben with some extra attractions. Undoubtedly the highlights of the evening were the talks given by Prof. Ferenc Krausz and Prof. Harald Lesch. Ferenc Krausz presented an absorbing outline of the field of attosecond physics and its relevance to the analysis of the chemistry of the blood with aid of infrared light. Later on, Harald Lesch gave a fascinating talk which managed to convincingly relate research on ultrafast physical phenomena to climatological, cosmological and indeed visionary possibilities that could have an immense impact on the future of humankind. The PR team at the Laboratory of Attosecond Physics (which is run jointly by LMU Munich and the Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics would like to express its gratitude to the speakers for their marvellous talks, and all other guests for their great interest in the exhibition.

A Night to Remember
17.05.2019

rand Reception for some 100 invited guests in the European Southern Observatory‘s Supernova on the High-Tech Campus in Garching, who were able to experience a special edition of the ongoing exhibition Laser | Licht | Leben with some extra attractions. Undoubtedly the highlights of the evening were the talks given by Prof. Ferenc Krausz and Prof. Harald Lesch. Ferenc Krausz presented an absorbing outline of the field of attosecond physics and its relevance to the analysis of the chemistry of the blood with aid of infrared light. Later on, Harald Lesch gave a fascinating talk which managed to convincingly relate research on ultrafast physical phenomena to climatological, cosmological and indeed visionary possibilities that could have an immense impact on the future of humankind. The PR team at the Laboratory of Attosecond Physics (which is run jointly by LMU Munich and the Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics would like to express its gratitude to the speakers for their marvellous talks, and all other guests for their great interest in the exhibition.

25.04.2019
Open Day: Discover the Fascinating World of Physics!

Our exhibition “Laser | Light | Life” provides a captivating introduction to the world of laser science. But the Faculty of Physics at LMU Munich has much more to offer, and its Open Day gives you the perfect opportunity to experience the whole spectrum of modern physics.

Join us for Open Day in the Faculty of Physics on Saturday May 4, 2019 between 11.00 AM and 6 PM in LMU’s Main Building (Geschwister-Scholl-Platz 1).

Absorbing lectures given by faculty members such as Prof. Harald Lesch introduce you to exciting developments in contemporary physics, and explain their background and significance in a clear and understandable fashion. Hands-on demonstrations and information booths enable visitors to learn more about areas including astrophysics, biophysics, solid-state physics and nanophysics. Whether you have a general interest in the natural sciences, are thinking of studying physics and would like to know more about career prospects in the field, or are simply curious about what physicists do, Open Day has something for you. The programme, which also includes workshops and laboratory visits, offers visitors of all ages the chance to get to grips with nature’s laws. We look forward to seeing you!

For further information, see

https://www.physik.uni-muenchen.de/aus_der_fakultaet/veranstaltungen/tdot2019/index.html

Open Day: Discover the Fascinating World of Physics!
13.03.2019

ur exhibition “Laser | Light | Life” provides a captivating introduction to the world of laser science. But the Faculty of Physics at LMU Munich has much more to offer, and its Open Day gives you the perfect opportunity to experience the whole spectrum of modern physics.

Join us for Open Day in the Faculty of Physics on Saturday May 4, 2019 between 11.00 AM and 6 PM in LMU’s Main Building (Geschwister-Scholl-Platz 1).

Absorbing lectures given by faculty members such as Prof. Harald Lesch introduce you to exciting developments in contemporary physics, and explain their background and significance in a clear and understandable fashion. Hands-on demonstrations and information booths enable visitors to learn more about areas including astrophysics, biophysics, solid-state physics and nanophysics. Whether you have a general interest in the natural sciences, are thinking of studying physics and would like to know more about career prospects in the field, or are simply curious about what physicists do, Open Day has something for you. The programme, which also includes workshops and laboratory visits, offers visitors of all ages the chance to get to grips with nature’s laws. We look forward to seeing you!

For further information, see

https://www.physik.uni-muenchen.de/aus_der_fakultaet/veranstaltungen/tdot2019/index.html

13.03.2019
¡Hola Españaǃ

Our exhibition “Lasers | Light | Life” in the ESO Supernova will soon feature in a documentary on quantum optics that will be shown on Spanish TV! The production team visited the exhibition a few days ago. For the TV crew the day had begun with a visit to the Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics (MPQ), where science reporter Pere Estupinyà interviewed his compatriot Prof. Ignacio Cirac, who heads the Theory Division at the MPQ. Following the interview, the members of the team were our guests in the ESO Supernova. In fact, no less a personage than the Director-General of the European Southern Observatory, Professor Xavier Barcons, himself a Spaniard, was on hand to welcome them. Not only that, in his capacity as host, Prof. Barcons served as the team’s guide though both our exhibition and the Supernova itself. During their tour, the DG explained that ESO’s telescopes in the Atacama Desert make use of lasers to minimize errors in the measurement of celestial coordinates. Although the desert air is very dry, atmospheric turbulence nevertheless causes starlight to flicker, which compromises measurements of stellar positions. To compensate for this, a laser beam is used to project an artificial ‘guide star’ onto the celestial sphere. Since the position of the beam is known to very high accuracy, the guide star can be used as a reference to quantify and correct for the effects of turbulence on real stars. In this way, lasers enable astronomers to obtain sharper images of their targets, effectively increasing the resolution of their telescopes.

The documentary feature filmed by the Spanish camera team in Garching will be shown in a popular Spanish series devoted to science topics entitled „El Cazador del Cerebros“ (“Brain Hunter”).

¡Hola Españaǃ
13.03.2019

ur exhibition “Lasers | Light | Life” in the ESO Supernova will soon feature in a documentary on quantum optics that will be shown on Spanish TV! The production team visited the exhibition a few days ago. For the TV crew the day had begun with a visit to the Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics (MPQ), where science reporter Pere Estupinyà interviewed his compatriot Prof. Ignacio Cirac, who heads the Theory Division at the MPQ. Following the interview, the members of the team were our guests in the ESO Supernova. In fact, no less a personage than the Director-General of the European Southern Observatory, Professor Xavier Barcons, himself a Spaniard, was on hand to welcome them. Not only that, in his capacity as host, Prof. Barcons served as the team’s guide though both our exhibition and the Supernova itself. During their tour, the DG explained that ESO’s telescopes in the Atacama Desert make use of lasers to minimize errors in the measurement of celestial coordinates. Although the desert air is very dry, atmospheric turbulence nevertheless causes starlight to flicker, which compromises measurements of stellar positions. To compensate for this, a laser beam is used to project an artificial ‘guide star’ onto the celestial sphere. Since the position of the beam is known to very high accuracy, the guide star can be used as a reference to quantify and correct for the effects of turbulence on real stars. In this way, lasers enable astronomers to obtain sharper images of their targets, effectively increasing the resolution of their telescopes.

The documentary feature filmed by the Spanish camera team in Garching will be shown in a popular Spanish series devoted to science topics entitled „El Cazador del Cerebros“ (“Brain Hunter”).

21.02.2019
Making Music with Light!

The highlight of our exhibition, which is fascinating for adults and children alike, is the over 2.5-meter-high, walk-in laser harp. Technicians at the Science Center Experimentarium in Copenhagen, Denmark, manufactured this exhibit especially for us under the applicable safety regulations. In the exhibit, our use of a darkened room and a fog machine create the perfect background for the striking ring of green laser beams.

Development of the laser harp began in the 1980s. The instrument became famous through the French electric music pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre, who used it in his concerts. By “plucking” the strings, the individual rays of light are interrupted to produce tones, just like those of an analogue harp. The laser beams hit light detectors on the ground, which register whether or not light arrives. As soon as the beams are interrupted, the light detector emits a signal that is converted into a corresponding sound. Lasers are used in a similar fashion as alarm devices to protect the crown jewels of the British royal family.

Making Music with Light!
21.02.2019

he highlight of our exhibition, which is fascinating for adults and children alike, is the over 2.5-meter-high, walk-in laser harp. Technicians at the Science Center Experimentarium in Copenhagen, Denmark, manufactured this exhibit especially for us under the applicable safety regulations. In the exhibit, our use of a darkened room and a fog machine create the perfect background for the striking ring of green laser beams.

Development of the laser harp began in the 1980s. The instrument became famous through the French electric music pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre, who used it in his concerts. By “plucking” the strings, the individual rays of light are interrupted to produce tones, just like those of an analogue harp. The laser beams hit light detectors on the ground, which register whether or not light arrives. As soon as the beams are interrupted, the light detector emits a signal that is converted into a corresponding sound. Lasers are used in a similar fashion as alarm devices to protect the crown jewels of the British royal family.

28.01.2019
Learning from the Pioneers of Photography

Our exhibition includes a number of historically significant items. Among them is the first edition of “The Horse in Motion” by Eadweard Muybridge, published in 1882. What, you might ask, does a book that is more than a century old have to do with modern laser physics? – At first sight, not much. But the important word in the title is ‘motion’, and the book provides a clever solution to a problem that is relevant to physics: How can one analyse processes which take place at speeds that the human eye cannot resolve?

In the last quarter of the 19th century, Eadweard Muybridge was among the pioneers who sought to extend the capabilities of photography. He wished to prove that a galloping racehorse actually loses all contact with the ground at every stride. And he succeeded in reducing exposure times sufficiently to capture the predicted ‘flight phase’ in a rapid succession of snapshots. This is essentially analogous to the use of a sequence of ultrashort laser pulses to ‘dissect’ the extraordinarily fast motions of molecules and electrons. Indeed, the principle involved is precisely the same as that first implemented by Muybridge in the late 19th century. In the exhibition we also outline how the technology of ‘stopped motion’ has progressed since his day.

Learning from the Pioneers of Photography
28.01.2019

ur exhibition includes a number of historically significant items. Among them is the first edition of “The Horse in Motion” by Eadweard Muybridge, published in 1882. What, you might ask, does a book that is more than a century old have to do with modern laser physics? – At first sight, not much. But the important word in the title is ‘motion’, and the book provides a clever solution to a problem that is relevant to physics: How can one analyse processes which take place at speeds that the human eye cannot resolve?

In the last quarter of the 19th century, Eadweard Muybridge was among the pioneers who sought to extend the capabilities of photography. He wished to prove that a galloping racehorse actually loses all contact with the ground at every stride. And he succeeded in reducing exposure times sufficiently to capture the predicted ‘flight phase’ in a rapid succession of snapshots. This is essentially analogous to the use of a sequence of ultrashort laser pulses to ‘dissect’ the extraordinarily fast motions of molecules and electrons. Indeed, the principle involved is precisely the same as that first implemented by Muybridge in the late 19th century. In the exhibition we also outline how the technology of ‘stopped motion’ has progressed since his day.

14.01.2019
The world’s first functional laser

On May 16, 1960, the American Theodore H. Maiman succeeded in producing the world’s first functional laser. For the first time in history, a source of coherent light was thus created — an invention with countless applications both in everyday life and in modern science. It is impossible to make sense of today’s world without the laser’s place in it.

The original of Maiman’s laser is now on exhibition at Lasers | Light | Life: From Science Fiction to High-Tech-Photonics. It is decomposed into its various parts: the aluminum cylinder, spiral flash light as well as the ruby crystal mount, which eventually enabled Maiman to amplify and bundle light in such a way that high-intensity, monochromatic radiation resulted.

You can witness this historical event by taking a look at Maiman’s original notebook, in which he documented the measurements he took on the day his experiment succeeded.

Explore also the fascinating history surrounding the invention of the laser. For Maiman’s laser was initially decried by some scientists as an ‘invention in search of an application’. With obvious sci-fi overtones, the daily press reported of a new ‘ray gun’. Maiman also struggled to publish his findings in academic journals. Even the Nobel Prize was not meant for him. The committee eventually decided to award it to the scientists who had paved the way for Maiman’s invention. That is because Maiman’s Laser was only the final piece in a big puzzle of twentieth-century physics — the first piece of which was laid by Einstein himself. This story, too, you can discover at the exhibition.

ESO Supernova Planetarium & Visitor Centre, Karl Schwarzschild-Straße 2, Garching. Free admission.

The world’s first functional laser
14.01.2019

n May 16, 1960, the American Theodore H. Maiman succeeded in producing the world’s first functional laser. For the first time in history, a source of coherent light was thus created — an invention with countless applications both in everyday life and in modern science. It is impossible to make sense of today’s world without the laser’s place in it.

The original of Maiman’s laser is now on exhibition at Lasers | Light | Life: From Science Fiction to High-Tech-Photonics. It is decomposed into its various parts: the aluminum cylinder, spiral flash light as well as the ruby crystal mount, which eventually enabled Maiman to amplify and bundle light in such a way that high-intensity, monochromatic radiation resulted.

You can witness this historical event by taking a look at Maiman’s original notebook, in which he documented the measurements he took on the day his experiment succeeded.

Explore also the fascinating history surrounding the invention of the laser. For Maiman’s laser was initially decried by some scientists as an ‘invention in search of an application’. With obvious sci-fi overtones, the daily press reported of a new ‘ray gun’. Maiman also struggled to publish his findings in academic journals. Even the Nobel Prize was not meant for him. The committee eventually decided to award it to the scientists who had paved the way for Maiman’s invention. That is because Maiman’s Laser was only the final piece in a big puzzle of twentieth-century physics — the first piece of which was laid by Einstein himself. This story, too, you can discover at the exhibition.

ESO Supernova Planetarium & Visitor Centre, Karl Schwarzschild-Straße 2, Garching. Free admission.

21.12.2018
Construction Complete

After a year of construction and work on the exhibition, our team at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität is now finished! You can now learn all about the fascinating history of photonics, current research and visionary future scenarios on the subject of light. We look forward to your visit starting on January 9, 2019.

Lasers | Light | Life – An Exhibition Organized by the Faculty of Physics at LMU
21.12.2018

fter a year of construction and work on the exhibition, our team at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität is now finished! You can now learn all about the fascinating history of photonics, current research and visionary future scenarios on the subject of light. We look forward to your visit starting on January 9, 2019.

29.10.2018
Lasers | Light | Life – An Exhibition Organized by the Faculty of Physics at LMU

Light is the motor of life. Our ability to control and exploit light is constantly growing. Laser technologies have already left an indelible mark on the young 21st century and opened up a wide range of fascinating technological perspectives. The story began in 1960. With the invention of the laser in that year marked the dawn of a new era in physics. Since then, the laser has become an essential tool in the fields of communications, metrology, medicine, industry and basic research.

Lasers | Light | Life – An Exhibition Organized by the Faculty of Physics at LMU
29.10.2018

ight is the motor of life. Our ability to control and exploit light is constantly growing. Laser technologies have already left an indelible mark on the young 21st century and opened up a wide range of fascinating technological perspectives. The story began in 1960. With the invention of the laser in that year marked the dawn of a new era in physics. Since then, the laser has become an essential tool in the fields of communications, metrology, medicine, industry and basic research.

This revolutionary epoch is the subject of the exhibition: Lasers | Light | Life. From Science Fiction To High-Tech Photonics, which opens in November. Conceived by the Faculty of Physics at Ludwig-Maximilians University (LMU) Munich, the exhibition offers insights into the evolution of laser technology from its earliest days to the present, and considers a number of potential future applications. In addition to reviewing some of its precursor technologies in the genre of science fiction, explaining the basic principle of lasing and tracing the development of the laser, the exhibition features exciting research projects currently underway in the laser laboratories at LMU and in the Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics in Garching.

The laser‘s potential is far from being exhausted. Indeed, following the reign of the electron, the 21st century promises to be the era of the light quantum – the photon. We invite you to follow the ‘path of enlightenment’ through the exhibition.

29.10.2018
The Minds Behind the Exhibition

It has taken us about a year to plan and put together the exhibition: Lasers | Light | Life. Now we hope that visitors will enjoy the results of our efforts in the exciting and highly appropriate setting of the ESO Supernova Planetarium & Visitor Centre in Garching.

The Minds Behind the Exhibition
29.10.2018

t has taken us about a year to plan and put together the exhibition Lasers | Light | Life. Now we hope that visitors will enjoy the results of our efforts in the exciting and highly appropriate setting of the ESO Supernova in Garching.

The bulk of the work was carried out by the Public Outreach Team at the Munich-Centre for Advanced Photonics, a Cluster of Excellence, at LMU Munich and the Laboratory for Attosecond Physics led by Prof. Dr. Ferenc Krausz.

The overall concept was developed primarily by the Exhibition’s Curator Dr. Veit Ziegelmaier, together with Thorsten Naeser and Karolina Schneider, and the exhibition was designed by Dennis Luck. If you have any questions regarding the exhibition or would like to obtain further information about the venture, please get in touch with us. Contact: thorsten.naeser@mpq.mpg.de.

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maissa, sarina, lina, marko, noel, asra, josephine, alara, maxi, duc, eleni, anita, soumeya
26. February 2020 | thomas rank

uns hat es sehr gut gefallen


26. February 2020 | msx
tool
assdfgyßrho56gtmvubci cidh
26. February 2020 | mjjp
bruder
ddgggtttfgggdddcbbmmmmmm
23. February 2020 | B,IN
DIE sH,


23. February 2020 | ICH BIN NICHT DA
HI
MIR IST LAHGWEILIG
23. February 2020 | LOLY'[
ZUVIEL SELBSTBEWEIHRAEUSCHERUNG
R
23. February 2020 | laserzap
COOL
echt toll und faszinierend!!
23. February 2020 | BRUNELLA
COOL HIER
INA WAR AUCH HIER
23. February 2020 | LEO
INSTA LEO.RLP
23. February 2020 | king
laserharfe
ist cool
23. February 2020 | Ruben
Beginn der Ferien
Ist cool hier!! Bayern wir definitiv gewinnen !!!!
(23.2.2020)
23. February 2020 | Frederik
Ferien
23.2.2020
Bayern wird am Dienstag gewinnen(Champions league)
Cool
L.G Freddy
22. February 2020 | klussmann
ESO
danke
21. February 2020 | Sepp Lettner
Interessant und informativ.
Toll gemacht.
20. February 2020 | nik
h
dugist
20. February 2020 | naomi
mein tag
allesbhier war so schonesbwsr entresant ich bin aus der montessorischule hohenbrun
20. February 2020 | sarah.schwab
alles war super
suuuuuuuuuuper
20. February 2020 | anna.b
alles
alles war sch;n
20. February 2020 | melina.t
alles
ich fande alle sehr sch;n
20. February 2020 | bere
lol
der das liest ist dnmm'
20. February 2020 | BEN
LOST
DER DAS LIEST IST DUMM
20. February 2020 | BEN
LOST
DER DAS LIEST IST DUMM
20. February 2020 | BEN
LOST
DER DAS LIEST IST DUMM
16. February 2020 | eysfy6
sdtq
err
16. February 2020 | eysfy6
sdtq
err
16. February 2020 | Lara und Sophie
Toll Blau
War super cool hier kommen gerne wieder.
16. February 2020 | 4rt6
werthuio
16. February 2020 | Test
Sql test
' SELECT TOP(1) * FROM user '
16. February 2020 | Betor
Überschrift
Text
16. February 2020 | Lea
Mir hat's gefallen
Es war sehr schön!
15. February 2020 | Bonnie
Bin cool
Mag dich
15. February 2020 | Felix
Puffi
Piddisel
15. February 2020 | yxghhu,65pj905/j\8j5]iuj.com6/.com.co.com8.com.QC
\xfye86gliafjp4b6bjdfygo8rii34]9ofkbuutf
15. February 2020 | Anton
hallo
gleich gehts los
15. February 2020 | kevin
naja
es war interresant
15. February 2020 | KRUEMEL
ICH HAB HUNGER.....
15. February 2020 | MARTIN DAXER
ICH HAB DIE AUSSERIRDKSCHEN GESEHEN ..
14. February 2020 | Michael
Toll hier!
Vielen Dank fuer die tolle Amsstelljnt. Sindbschlonbybjm ywe,itenbMal hier.
14. February 2020 | HAPPY VALENTINESDAY
MANU HAT BDAY
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
14. February 2020 | PHILIPP
MEISTER EDER
PUMUKL
14. February 2020 | FLUFFY TIGER FLO
FETT
I BIMS E,



13. February 2020 | LEA CARO VIKI
YIA
SUPERGUT
13. February 2020 | LEAVDAR---[00000[-
gwdqhi
yallo die tsstatur nistb coI.COMol
13. February 2020 | LEAVDAR---[00000[-
gwdqhi
yallo die tsstatur nistb cool
13. February 2020 | LEAVDAR---[-
gwdqhi
yallo die tsstatur nistb cool
13. February 2020 | rebecca
expedition
wann krieg ich das bei mediamarkt
13. February 2020 | --e
gwdqhi
yallo die tsstatur nistb cool
12. February 2020 | fellikcks
lmaoooo
ooo
12. February 2020 | helo
meknfreund
12. February 2020 | Gerdrud2
moinnmeister
12. February 2020 | GERDRUD
UWU
12. February 2020 | 187 STRASSENBANDE
BESTEBLEBEN
WO IST DER WODDI BONEZ MACHT
12. February 2020 | 187 stra0enbande
beste leben
wo istbder
12. February 2020 | stella maxine
ywfufdtyf
11. February 2020 | Secret
Ein trag
hallo,bdiesvist einb5est.
09. February 2020 | hallo da
lasssser
tolles teil
09. February 2020 | hi
hi
cool
09. February 2020 | bob
war richtig cool
09. February 2020 | abduhlabmascheltoj
nice
col
09. February 2020 | julia
9.02.20
hi wie gehts. MIR GEHTS GUT.
08. February 2020 | PHILIPP
ES WAR SEHR SPANNEND
08. February 2020 | STEPHAN
ES WAR MEGA GUT
08. February 2020 | Alexander
supanova
es war super
08. February 2020 | Alexander
supanova
es war super
08. February 2020 | Alexsnder
supanova
00000
08. February 2020 | Alexsnder
supanova
00000
08. February 2020 | Alexsnder
supanova
,ich fand es toll
08. February 2020 | hans mit einem leicht verschrumpeltem gesicht
taggchen
,ich bins ihr hans
08. February 2020 | Katharina, Luis
Der haessliche Gesang
lalala,ich bin da mit meinem Grosspapa.
08. February 2020 | die8wi26't't05233s
gtsyh656d24kdcsy0soscr
sd255469.comna3odup;y[opoe.,p.com/6
08. February 2020 | die8wi26't't05233s
gtsyh656d24kdcsy0soscr
sd255469.comna3odup;y[opoe.,p.com/6
08. February 2020 | tanja
katye
rtfgyhuyyhimklpp[;asweeetyyhftgyttgy
08. February 2020 | bella
mein hund
mein hund ,ist ein blindenhund
07. February 2020 | penis
ejakulation
07. February 2020 | moedl
moedl mag knoedl
war gut
06. February 2020 | davide
ciao, come va
06. February 2020 | sapo bulli
dio
06. February 2020 | Taxi B
soccola
06. February 2020 | gzuz
viftory
pray for counism
06. February 2020 | kalle
go
rssha
06. February 2020 | lisa
Ludmilla Realschule
hallo
06. February 2020 | anwalt
der kleine hase
hallo... tschuess!
06. February 2020 | r
alle dej slbumnunikat bedtellehvvohbmeronnichtvvergessen
06. February 2020 | tj
hk
'bu
06. February 2020 | quentin
ch
ichnliebeweltsl[
06. February 2020 | lars
fickbdichbflo
fuck zou'''''
06. February 2020 | lis
ich liebe dich flo
06. February 2020 | wichsfigur'
geilo
ficen'
06. February 2020 | servus
booom
ich liebe oli
06. February 2020 | servus
booom
ich liebe oli
06. February 2020 | lukatonipeparoni
/utj6yr
6w7
06. February 2020 | prinz markus
wie ich reich wurde
ich koennte den ball ficken
05. February 2020 | Vincent war hier
Einfachb nur cool
05. February 2020 | MAXI UND COLLIN 2020 5.2
LOL
HALLO LEUTE WIR SIND COOL
05. February 2020 | nellaundanna
halloallezusammen
esbistvwirklivh tollbhirtt
05. February 2020 | nella und anna
hallo
fd8utinaqehyvx3e3n=\/2sftbhiebaq22 bc hier ist es toll4
05. February 2020 | Frieda und Lena
Hallo
Echt toll hier.111111111111
05. February 2020 | Sophia
super
05. February 2020 | vivien,lysanne ,emely und helena
super planetarium
05. February 2020 | Johan
Das Planetarium.com
02. February 2020 | CHARLOTTA,ANNABEL,ISABELLA
UYEU
H9
02. February 2020 | xdx
zt
meta geilbgeil.

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02. February 2020 | PALLE
VIDIO
palle
02. February 2020 | Ugaudum
dumheittutweh
b
adex
02. February 2020 | familie kererstschke
wir waren hier
am 1 februar
02. February 2020 | familie kererstein und henschke
wir waren hier
am 1 februar
02. February 2020 | 1lol
super
mir hat es hier super gefallen es war sehr einfach und interessant aufgebaut
02. February 2020 | amaya
hallo
wie gehts
02. February 2020 | AYZ
UCTXUXU
WAR SEHR GUT!
02. February 2020 | REINHARD
DER GRUENTHALER
HALLO
01. February 2020 | biny
y
01. February 2020 | Leo
super
es esr toll[
01. February 2020 | xxx
lamm
langweilig
01. February 2020 | igor
lol
geil
01. February 2020 | Jamil
Der Detektiv des Weltraums
Ich finde alles!😎
21. December 2019 | tr3obbfhiyyrtyiyueyj7upb b jkym6ym5myonumyusbbuwrgkhuh,jvxjls6fokl,b,'=22222222=w35680.o
super
viel gelernt
21. December 2019 | Franziska
lol
Moin Servus Moin
21. December 2019 | linda bauer
toll
toll gemacht
21. December 2019 | Anna
Für Peter in Jena😊 spannend, was Du so machst...



20. December 2019 | datenschutz
exkursion
tipp bei ticketausgabe bitte mit milky way ich meine den riegel danke
19. December 2019 | elias
es ist cool
19. December 2019 | Katharina, Lena, Michaela
Preis von Technik SCOUTS
wir waren sehr froh zu erfahren , dass wir den 3. Platz erreicht haben und hier her durften.
19. December 2019 | linda, lydia, sophia
moin
brauchen hier alle so lang wie wir?
18. December 2019 | BOJANA
BITTE GROSSERE POSTER IN SHOP UND BESSERES AUSWAHL! UND RESTAURANT MIT SPACE MENU :)
18. December 2019 | yuki
hi
hi wie geht es euch

18. December 2019 | Hofi
games
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18. December 2019 | KEIN NAMEN
KEIN UBERSCHRIFT
KEIN TEXT
18. December 2019 | luke skhealker
etsr warsv9
inbabgaladsnfsr fsr swas... dpd[vdd[d[[[[d[
16. December 2019 | linda
the harp is awesome
15. December 2019 | Lydia Zimbarth
echt cool
Ich finde Astronomie echt interessant
15. December 2019 | samir mitm benzer
skrrrrrrrrrrrrrrra papa
Text
15. December 2019 | king aiman
der beste
ibbinbcooleejryudnx
15. December 2019 | Astfghjkl;'tr5ryjiutyu6guftedf
toll
ich finde hier alles sehr toll!das ist alles seyr
15. December 2019 | Lukas
Planetarieum
Esist hier sehr toll. Machtbweiter so!
Kompliement!
Vor allem sind die vorstellungenbsehr cool!!
15. December 2019 | hiuo
DIE WELD
DAS IST TOLL! *|?|}}+@}|2]@@?=
15. December 2019 | Sacha
Super
Tolle Ausstellung !
08. December 2019 | anna zeller
PLANETARIUM
ICH finde dieses planetarium sehr eindruksvoll.
07. December 2019 | Benedikt Sieberer
Eine tolle Ausstellung!
Wunderschön gemacht 🇦🇹☺
07. December 2019 | Ruben
War nur Scherz
Das dafor war nur ein Scherz es ist Toll 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😆😆😆😆😆☺☺☺☺☺☺😎😎🙃🙃🙃🙃🇩🇪⬅️⬅️🔜🇩🇪
07. December 2019 | Zb53woipzhdöyogjäpdygjäpae
Y.cngL☺😮🙂☺😑😶🙄😣
Es istschaissse
07. December 2019 | Ddddafddgyj tuicu5y
Finger weg
XSFdfhxfgjsfgjxcngdh (blöd)
07. December 2019 | Kelly
Ich finde es hier nicht soooooo gut 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😨😨😨😢😢😢😢😤😤😤😤😴😴😴🤓🤓
07. December 2019 | Sophie
Toll
Es ist hier echt toll! 😂😂
07. December 2019 | Ella
Universum
Es ist Super hier!
😄😆😋😊☺😗
07. December 2019 | Ella
Universum
Es ist Super hier!
😄😆😋😊☺😗
07. December 2019 | Ruben
☹😤😤😤😤😤😤😈😈😈😈😈😠😠😠😠😠😠👹👹👹👹👹
07. December 2019 | Lela
Toll
Es ist super bis jetzt 🤣🤣🤣😀😀😀



07. December 2019 | Anna
Hallo
Ich war hier!😋😄
05. December 2019 | Eva und Evelina
Planetarium AUSFLUG
WIR FINDEN DAS PLANETARIUM INTERISSAND!


04. December 2019 | dind
sbbigen'
rechts abbiegen
04. December 2019 | Linor
Cool
Mir gefällt alles vor allem da lichtschwert
01. December 2019 | JULIUS
HALLO
GUTEN TAG ICHHIER'
01. December 2019 | NATASCHA
DAS PFERD.COM
DAS KLEINE PFERD LIEF AUF DER WIESE. PL
01. December 2019 | Jonas
Laser
Star Wars
01. December 2019 | Benedikt
ESO SUPERNOVA
🙄😚😚😙😙😙😙😗😙😙😙😙😗😃🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😁
01. December 2019 | sebastian
Coole Ausstellung
Die Lasertastatur ist cool, funktioniert aber nicht immer zu 100%.
01. December 2019 | Hana
Ich bin dumm
Ich bin dummmmmm

30. November 2019 |
Es ist
Toll hier
29. November 2019 | Tamara
Hi
Toll
29. November 2019 | Mia
Hi
Toll!
29. November 2019 | Chris
Hallo
Wie geht's
27. November 2019 | oknk
oink
oink
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27. November 2019 | XZ
hallo'
27. November 2019 | merlin
ich war hier!
27. November 2019 | Michael
Wie cool ist das denn--
l
27. November 2019 | Carina und Talia
Statement
universen pong war sehr cool
27. November 2019 | EVA
ICH FAND ES SEHR COOL

23. November 2019 | Fritz
VERY good
Thanks a lot to give us such good Experience..
21. November 2019 | Axel Haldin
cool, i guess
21. November 2019 | ELIJOTA AHMETAJ
PLANETENVOOK
VOOLB
10. November 2019 | juju
sehr lehrreich und tolle gestalung
10. November 2019 | hector
super
danke
10. November 2019 | Raphael
E.T
nachhamse
10. November 2019 | marc meisinger
voll cool
10. November 2019 | vincent
hallo
tschus
10. November 2019 | Iris
Zum Staunen
Bin sehr beeindruckt, fasziniert und dankbar,wie lebensnah Naturwissenschaften doch sein können.Vor allem Physik, die hatte ich aus der Schulzeit nicht so in Erinnerung 😉. Super,dass man hier eine zweite Chance bekommt,die Faszination selbst zu erleben.DANKE und weiter so!Iris
09. November 2019 | BST
INTERESTANTES LABYRINT
ES IST SCHON INTERESSANT NUR EIN ZIEMLICHES LABYRINT. PS AN DER LASER TASTATUR MUSS MAN NOCH ARBEITEN.
09. November 2019 | MARIE
DAS WAR SCH.O
09. November 2019 | janina
Einfach cool
Ich fandeves ser cool
09. November 2019 | esila kilic
uns hat es gefallen
09. November 2019 | esila kilic
uns hat es gefallen
09. November 2019 | esila kilic
uns hat es gefallen
09. November 2019 | Ilias
Schöne Ausstellung
Uns hat die Ausstellung gut gefallen.
08. November 2019 | Ngusen
superrdr
08. November 2019 | t1
nthu
reallyocool
08. November 2019 | PAPST BENEDIKT
LOOl
snud is verz nice
08. November 2019 | PAPST BENEDIKT
LOOl
snud is verz nice
08. November 2019 | Kaiser Wilhelm II
Nachricht an das dt. Volk
Die Ausstellung erfuellte den Kaiser mit Stolz.
08. November 2019 | hello
wow this is cool but a little slow
badbfor coding
03. November 2019 | serena und maya
unsere reise
es hat uns spass gemacht.
vielen dank sehr interessant
03. November 2019 | halecla
toll
es war sehr schoen. der film war cool. aber viel wissens text . wir wollten aber radel fahren
03. November 2019 | halo
abiwlf
hez lolbbicy bin tu5bbgu5 tut gut
03. November 2019 | WERNER BRLOESEL
KEIN BOCK
MEHR SPIELE
03. November 2019 | moin
Laser
Hi laser ist cool
03. November 2019 | TIMO
ASDF
DAS IST COOL
02. November 2019 | julia
hello
zu viel text
02. November 2019 | lukas
02. November 2019 | Darth Vader
WAS HERE!!
02. November 2019 | ICH
ICH WAR HIER
ES WAR Toll es sollte mehr deutsche satye gebenb.
02. November 2019 | e.t.
yes
ich war hier
ek
02. November 2019 | Sabine
Bitte mehr deutsche Texte
Die Ausstellung ist ganz nett, aber es sollte bitte an allen Bildschirmen die Moeglichkeit geben, zwischen englisch und deutsch zu waehlen.
02. November 2019 | Isa
Gut
Schee isches
01. November 2019 | JSTIN RSIKOWSKK8
LOL
ES WAR SEHR GUT LOL BRA
01. November 2019 | KATHI
Q
ES WAR SEHR INTERESSANT
01. November 2019 | LL
HI
GHDWE6RTGUT
01. November 2019 | DEIN VATER
LUKE
ICH BIN DEIN VATER
01. November 2019 | MAARVIN
RR
ICH DIN COSMO ...
01. November 2019 | UWE
OLA
EU TENHO GOSTO TEMPO'
01. November 2019 | JORDANA
OI
TCHAU
01. November 2019 | helga
ich
ich heisse helga und binn1234567 jahre alt loooolool
ksc
------lol kevvkin lelek
01. November 2019 | kevvvvin
kevin
ich heisse kevin und 11111 jahre jung
01. November 2019 | marc
Gruesse
gruesse aus graben-neudorf , karlsruhe

NUR DER KSC
------------------------------
01. November 2019 | sarah
ESOsupernova
hier gefaellt es mir sehr gut.Gruese aus Mainburg.
01. November 2019 | HEIKE
ANFASSEN MITMACHEN
MUSIKHARFE SOOO SCHOEN
01. November 2019 | KARLHEINZ
FASZINATION
BEEINDRUCKEND UND FASZINIEREND FUER GROSS UND KLEIN
01. November 2019 | helmut
planetarium
ich war hier am 1november 2019
lolmmygf
01. November 2019 | MARIA TURNER
AMAYING DISPLAYS
AHD EXTRODINARY EXPERIMENTS
01. November 2019 | MARC
IST INTERESSANT HIER
IST SUPER HIER, INTERESSANT
01. November 2019 | karc hodenfelder
der kleinevhase
wir waren am 1 november
01. November 2019 | kevin
kevv
hallo
01. November 2019 | Hm007
Cool
Es war cool hier, nicht langweilig!!!
31. October 2019 | Hanna
Planetarium
War voll interessant und sehr schoen.
Wir in Straubing sollten auch so eins haben.
31. October 2019 | magic monkey
war sehr gut bittebauf you tube aboniren
31. October 2019 | ANGELO
DAS PLANETARIUMVIST COOL
ICH HAB MICH GEFREUT DAS ICYVDAS ERSTE MAL HIER BIN
31. October 2019 | HANNES
COOL
DAS PLANETARIUM IST COOL
31. October 2019 | rukaia
ramadan
ich habe schatz
31. October 2019 | blankenburg
mir gef'lt diese austellung
31. October 2019 | ulle Blankenburg
superinteressant
vielen Dank fuer diese tolle Pr'sentation
31. October 2019 | hallo
Ich bin da
Hallo was machstvdu da
31. October 2019 | MERO
MERO
ICH FINDE SEHR COOL
31. October 2019 | LEONT5I6\;T7
SCHINDLER
ICH FINDE SEHR COOL
31. October 2019 | LEONT5I6\;T7
SCHINDLER
ICH FINDE SEHR COOL
31. October 2019 | LEON
SCHINDLER
ICH FINDE SEHR COOL
31. October 2019 | KATHI UND MAIRA
HELLO
SERS[
30. October 2019 | vera
hi
bye
30. October 2019 | lotta
ich und MEIN LEBEN
HALLO ICH HEISSE LOTTA UND ESSE GERNE KSTOFFELN MIT MAYONESE. ICH TRINKE GERNE EISTEE UND MEIN LIEBLINGS TIER IST EIN ELEFANT. MEINEVBESTE FREUNDIN HEISST ILADORS UND SIE IST AUS BULGARIEN
30. October 2019 | alisha
hftdgyjryjy
halo i bin alisha i kom aus ruslan schnitzel es i so gern kbbim noch 15 jshrevalt und i hav einv4444f
30. October 2019 | CHARLIKA
DANKE FUER 0 FANS
HALLO I BIMS
30. October 2019 | viliah
planetarium
esbwar cool
30. October 2019 | DIANE
HAT ES SPASS GEMACHT
SUPER TOLL
30. October 2019 | ALEX
HAT SICH GEFREUT
WAR SUPER
30. October 2019 | HAYLEY
GERNE WIEDER
WAR TOLL
30. October 2019 | HAYLEY
GERNE WIEDER
WAR TOLL
27. October 2019 | KORBINIAN
TOLL
das war toll
korbinian, 7
27. October 2019 | ANNA UND MARIANNE
AUSSTELLUNG
ES HAT UNS GUT GEFALLEN
27. October 2019 | alex
halloween
I love halloween
26. October 2019 | Christian
Ausstellung
Es hat mir gefallen
25. October 2019 | Jannik
Nichts
Jannik war da!
25. October 2019 | jn[ck
gutschein
nix
20. October 2019 | korbinian
hi
cool
20. October 2019 | finn weber
kandortada
doktor auge und arazuhl ist cool und ich auch
19. October 2019 | moritz
raumflug
hallo ich fliege gleich
18. October 2019 | KADRIYE, MARKUS UND ZARA
WAR SEHR INFORMATIF UND KURZWEILIG VIELEN DANK
18. October 2019 | MAI PRIMEC
NOBEL PRICE
HE IS A MAGNIFICANT MAN AND HE CAN GET ANYVWOMAN HE WANTS.
CONGRATES TO HIS BEAUTY!

CAMERADES FROM HIS OWN COUNTRY
18. October 2019 | LUKA
RUPNIK
GETS THE NOBELBPRICE BECAUSE OF HIS NATURAL BEAUTZ.
18. October 2019 | chiara und madda
sehr schon.
ciao dall italia
17. October 2019 | niclas
super sache
17. October 2019 | thomas
hi
hi
17. October 2019 | felix baumgartner
ursula
helga, loss mi ned im stich
17. October 2019 | thomas sonnleitner
toll
komote gschicht
17. October 2019 | bigpp
hallo war
16. October 2019 | rooney
sehr nice!
superinteressant!
16. October 2019 | sera
seraaa
sehr interessant
16. October 2019 | sera
seraaa
sehr interessant ich bin 12
13. October 2019 | Linus
Planetarium und Ausstellung
Es war ausgezeichnet😁😁😁😁
12. October 2019 | jojo
Supiiiiiiiiiii
Wir waren im Planetarium,das war SOOOOO interressnt und wundersch;n1!!!1
11. October 2019 | clara
toll
sehr beeindruckend
11. October 2019 | firma Jehle werbetechnik
ausflug 2019
danke
10. October 2019 | BENJAMIN ACHTELIK UND JOSHUA LINK
31
ICH
10. October 2019 | Niklas Degener
hi
ich war auch hier
10. October 2019 | johannes kemper
iiiiiiiigeeeeeeellll auf der fahrbahn
ich liebe giulia
10. October 2019 | MAXIMILIAN
cooles museum
Man lernt sehr vieln[ber das Uniersum.Und man kann viel ausprobieren.
09. October 2019 | thilo
Schee wars
Vielen Dank fuer den informativen Besuch.
Sonderzeichentest:b';[- Falsches Tastaturlayout. ;-)
09. October 2019 | ...
COOL
ES WAR VOLL COOL HIEr
09. October 2019 | Tim gummel
moin moin
es hat mir sehr gud geffallen !es hat mir sehr gud geffallen !es hat mir sehr gud geffallen !
06. October 2019 | Making ultra
Super Planetarium
Fand ich echt super Mega bombastischen
06. October 2019 | Johannes
COOL


05. October 2019 | |dodo
coooooool
05. October 2019 | Jerik
Planetarium
Es war sehr schoen im Planetarium und alles war schoen. komme wieder
05. October 2019 | roxane
schoen
hat mir gut gefallen, wir kommen wieder
05. October 2019 | roxane
schoen
hat mir gut gefallen, wir kommen wieder
05. October 2019 | katharina
planeten und kometen
icy vinde es hier echt cool
'ich mag das weltraum,planeten ,kometen
,die sonne und unsere erde.''''
ich liebe es etwas nach zuforschen.
katharina.
05. October 2019 | katharina
planeten und kometen
icy vinde es hier echt cool
'ich mag das weltraum,planeten ,kometen
,die sonne und unsere erde.''''
ich liebe es etwas nach zuforschen.
katharina.
05. October 2019 | Anonym
schreibt keinen Quatsch
Klasse hier

05. October 2019 | PRIYANKA
GREAT
HAD A GOOD EXPERIENCE. GREAT PLACE FOR KIDS
05. October 2019 | ELIAS
HALLO
MIR GEALL\
05. October 2019 | PENELOPE
HI
HI
05. October 2019 | INA
QUIA ABORES BESTIAE PULCHRAE SUNT.
05. October 2019 | DOO-HUKLK
KUH
WEIL BAEUME TI;ERE-SIN
05. October 2019 | sebastian
weltraum
hier ist es cool
05. October 2019 | h
tolle lustige witze
pickle rick
05. October 2019 | DER MORITY
HI,ICH BIN COOL,WEIL ICY COOLBBIJ
05. October 2019 | DER LOLLER 45
OLLO
ES RIECHT EIJ BISCHEN NACH KAUGUMMI
05. October 2019 | thomas koerschgen
hsllo
wir sind froh hier zu sein
05. October 2019 | Jasmin Körschgen
Laser Licht leben
Ich habe noch nie Töne mit Licht erzeugt und es hat mir sehr gefallen. Eine schöne Erfindung um Melodien ins hier übertragen ... Ich bin mir sicher, dass das sehr gut angekommen ist. bei allen. auch der lasertastertur gefällt mir, obwohl ich grade gemerkt habe, dass dort einige Mängel vorliegen... die geschichtliche Einordnung ist schön formuliert und ich freue mich auf die eigentliche Vorstellung im Planetarium...
04. October 2019 | Lenny
Toll
Echt toll
03. October 2019 | Anette Bauer
Besuch
Hallo liebes ESO Team,
IMMER WIEDER GERNE KOMMENBEIR HIRR HER....
BRIGITTE
MAG ES AUFH HIER
03. October 2019 | vanessa, fini und mira
super hier
Wir finde es hier toll.
Danke das es hier so was gibt.
Wir kommen sicher wieder hier her
03. October 2019 | EVA😘
Atemberaubend 👩‍🚀
Ich fand es suuuuper toll😙
03. October 2019 | felix
toll
toll toll toll toll toll toll toll toll toll toll toll toll toll toll hier 🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁👽👽👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾💎💎💎💎
02. October 2019 | dein dad
dadd
taugt nullllll
02. October 2019 | luca
toll
toll
02. October 2019 | matthias
heidi konnte leider nicht mitkommen
02. October 2019 | louis lampier
toll
es ist sehr interrseant und sch;n hier
02. October 2019 | joni
jarzt
i wuinbier
02. October 2019 | doaa el gharbi
fantastic
geillll
28. September 2019 | LAURS
SUPERNOVA
EINFACH SUPER! DANKE!!!!
28. September 2019 | HOBBYLOS
HALLO WELT
HALLO
28. September 2019 | srty
uutvs
hallo
mama
28. September 2019 | srty
uutvs
hallo
mama
28. September 2019 | ASTRONAUTBMATTEO
MILCHSCHTRASE
DIE MILCHSCHTRASSE IST GAIL MATTEO
28. September 2019 | SONYA
GOOD LUCK WITH THE 40 METER SCOPE
28. September 2019 | LAURA
HI IAM LAURA.I LOVE THIS MUSEUM.YOU DID A GREAT JOB.THANK YOU FOR THIS MEMORIES.BYE
28. September 2019 | MATTEO
GAIL
ES WAR GAIL.
28. September 2019 | Laura
Hi i Love this museum.You die a Great Job.
27. September 2019 | moritz
es ist super hier
27. September 2019 | LASSE
1,7
KIMA 1,7
25. September 2019 | name
ubershrift
text
25. September 2019 | MARCEL FABIO GEORGE
WIR SIND COOLER ALS ESO
BITCH
25. September 2019 | MARCEL FABIO GEORGE
WIR SIND COOLER ALS ESO
BITCH
25. September 2019 | moritz thorak
ich bin cool
ich bin cool
25. September 2019 | moritz
geil hier
22. September 2019 | Silvia grimm
Super Planetarium
Komme wieder
21. September 2019 | Teresa, Franzi und Klara
Hallo
Es war toll😘😗😙😚😍🐷🐖🐽
21. September 2019 | KLAMATEFRAMA
SUPERSCHÖN
😘😘😘😚🤗Interessant, mit vielen Lesetafeln und lehrreichen Spielchen und Informationen!🦄🥝🍋🎇
21. September 2019 | Feli & Emilia
Superschön hier
Der Film war ziemlich cool und sehr schön!
20. September 2019 | Nina Rama Amelie
ABFFIUE
Es ist toll mit euch😗😗😗😗😗😗😗
Ihr seit die besten WWABFFIUE
19. September 2019 | Franzi und Mira
Das AFG besucht das museum
Sehr cooles museum
15. September 2019 | elaine
supi
es war sehr spannend und toll
15. September 2019 | Agnieszka Rapacz
Tek
A wonderful snd very informative place. Enjoyed it a lot.
14. September 2019 | Toni war hier 😃😃🤣
Es war toll!
13. September 2019 | Lana 😉
Wunderschöne Ausstellung
Sehr, sehr schön👩‍🚀❗
13. September 2019 | Lilly😘
War geil 😈☻🙈🙊👩‍🚀👳‍♀️
👨‍🚀👩‍🚀👨‍🚀👩‍🚀👨‍🚀👩‍🚀🚀🚀🚀🛰🛰🛰🛰
13. September 2019 | Lina
Sehr schöne Austellung
Die Ausstellung hat mir
sehr gut gefallen
13. September 2019 | Selma und Setti und Marcel und Nico
Arnoldiiii
War interessant
12. September 2019 | l und c
ausflug
es ist sehrbspsbn
12. September 2019 | hey
leute
haha
11. September 2019 | teudsgci
6euih
mega

11. September 2019 | curryking
geiloo
alles top!!!
08. September 2019 | SOLEDAD
ES INTERESANTE PODER TENER ACCESO A ESTA INFORMACION. VISITA DE UNA CHILENA QUE VIAJA HSSTA AQUI PARA INFORARSE DE LO QUEBPASA EN EL DESIERTO Z ESTE ESPECTACULAR PROZECTO. GRAACISS
08. September 2019 | SOLEDAD
ES INTERESANTE PODER TENER ACCESO A ESTA INFORMACION. VISITA DE UNA CHILENA QUE VIAJA HSSTA AQUI PARA INFORARSE DE LO QUEBPASA EN EL DESIERTO Z ESTE ESPECTACULAR PROZECTO. GRAACISS
08. September 2019 | Tete
hi h,i hi hi hi
war voll cool
08. September 2019 | BillDozer
Lebe lang und in Frieden
08. September 2019 | Dr. Bjoern Kattentidt
wirklich extrem spannend was mit Laserlicht so allesbreslisiert werden kann!!!
08. September 2019 | hallo
voll coll die Austellung
08. September 2019 | Basti
Hallo

Ich bin Basti
07. September 2019 | LOL
LOL
TROLLOL
07. September 2019 | LOL
LOL
TROLLOL
07. September 2019 | topagic
abyocke
das museum ist die letytevaby.ocke und viek]4tyujy5rtseye
07. September 2019 | Gabriela d.O.H
War lit
Der Besuch war LIT!!!!!!
07. September 2019 | anika
die filme sind cool
07. September 2019 | petra
ich finde euer planetarium voll cool
07. September 2019 | erin
die laser sind cool
07. September 2019 | ApPELT
es war schoen
07. September 2019 | dominik
lololololo
07. September 2019 | fam schwarz
toller tag
wir hatten einen tollen tag hier trotz regenwetter
07. September 2019 | tim appelt
spass
spass
06. September 2019 | nikez
cool
nice
06. September 2019 | nick
ich fande es interesant.
06. September 2019 | banana j.oa
suPer toll banane h,ier
06. September 2019 | lorelei
es hat mir super gefallen wirklich toll hier
06. September 2019 | gpnter
sehr toll !
06. September 2019 | Silja
Super
Ich freue mich, dass es hier sooo interessant ist.
06. September 2019 | TIMO
7 JAHRE
ES WAR COOL
06. September 2019 | DE SECHZGER VO GIESSING
ESO SUPER!!!
WOW, IS DES COOL HIER GWEN
06. September 2019 | ROMINA UND ELENA
SO COOL
WIR KOMMEN WIEDER
06. September 2019 | DAVID
COOL
ICH FREUE DAS ES SO COOL WAR
05. September 2019 | VIGGO
GOOD
05. September 2019 | Anton
sonne
es war Cool
05. September 2019 | paula
es war sehr schoen
05. September 2019 | jonas
supernova
mir hat es sehr gut gefallen
05. September 2019 | florian
licht
licht ist hell
05. September 2019 | LILY
BESUCH ESO
HALLO ,ICH GRUESSE EUCH VON DER ERDE
05. September 2019 | ELLY
BESUCH ESO
ES WAR GANZ TOLL BEI EUCH
05. September 2019 | Christoph
Bayern
Hey baby lass mal kino
05. September 2019 | Niklas
Geilomegageil
Italien is so great
04. September 2019 | MAX
PANETARIUM
ES WAR GUT.
01. September 2019 | Elias ferenz
Interesant
Wirklich interessant
31. August 2019 | Fifi
Cooles Ferienprogramm
Es war super Mega bombastisch schön😘😘😍😍
31. August 2019 | Anna Großmann
Cooles Ferienprogramm
Es war einfach nur toll bei euch😘😘
30. August 2019 | michael
servus
tolle austellung, schoene Anlage

gruesse aus dem Allgaeu
29. August 2019 | mirja
moin servus moin
29. August 2019 | emma
cool
sehr toll wars hier , hatten viel spass
29. August 2019 | emma
cool
sehr toll wars hier , hatten viel spass
29. August 2019 | MORITZ
ECht cool
29. August 2019 | mikko
echt cool
28. August 2019 | jerem,a
hffccvvvdds
hi,i am a drumer and i plaz piano

28. August 2019 | sion
die komplitzirte austellung"
die austellung ist echt cool aber danach habe ich mich dumm gef[lt ,voralem die harfe

28. August 2019 | flfifdjidkd
nice
28. August 2019 | Chrissi
Die neue Ausstellung ist SUPER
Echt cool
28. August 2019 | alisia
Wunderbar
Ich finde es super hier, weil mwnvso viele Sachen anfassej kann.
25. August 2019 | Kiki
Super spannend☺🤗
Vielen Dank für diese wunderbare Austellung!
23. August 2019 | Tingdi Hu
interesting
23. August 2019 | AENEAS
lol
lol
Es ,ist einfach cool.
23. August 2019 | FAMILIE BRAUN
ECHT KLASSE
UNS HAT ES ECHT GEFALLEN. DANKE
23. August 2019 | luis
cool
cool
23. August 2019 | marlene
geburtstag leopold
alles gute leopold, es war alles schoen
23. August 2019 | kimi
heslich
schlecht
23. August 2019 | luis'
co.l
cooooooooooool
23. August 2019 | BRI
HELLO I AM FROM AMERICA
23. August 2019 | CK
TOLL HR

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23. August 2019 | luis
cool
es war echt cool
23. August 2019 | Vitus
Die ausstellung ist cool.
Einfach nur geil

23. August 2019 | quirin
yallo
gut austellunfg
22. August 2019 | fabian
voll cool hier
22. August 2019 | lena kerscher
toll
es war sehr toll
22. August 2019 | LENNART
WELTRAUM
nichts
22. August 2019 | lenn[[
22. August 2019 | sophie, alex,Alina, PaPa
es war toll ,vielen dank .
21. August 2019 | yannic
lool
lool
21. August 2019 | bRUDER MUSS LOS
VERARSCHHT
HSHS
21. August 2019 | BERNT DAS BROT
LOL
LECKER
21. August 2019 | JEREMZ
BERNT DAS BROT
ICH MAG KAESE
21. August 2019 | BASTI
DINKEL BROT
TOL
21. August 2019 | ALEXANDER
SOS
SOS
21. August 2019 | LOL
LOL
LEL
21. August 2019 | YANNIC
YANNIC
COOL
21. August 2019 | YANNIC
YANNIC
COOL
21. August 2019 | LOL
LOL
LOL
21. August 2019 | fELIX
bREE
LOL
21. August 2019 | NICOLAS THEOpHANOUS
LOL
CHALLEMA CHALLEMA'
21. August 2019 | leo
war cool
WAR GEIL
21. August 2019 | chiara
toll
es war echt mega toll
21. August 2019 | Elias
Keine Eintrittskarten mehr
Leider gab es heute fuer das Planetarium nix mehr.
18. August 2019 | Laureen
Es war sehr gut gerne wieder Ichbwar sehr intresirt
18. August 2019 | lukas
lol
epic games. luki5200
spiele auf der switchbund suche gute spieler.
min. 2kPunkte in arena.
18. August 2019 | fvnuhjh
es wahr ein cooler mann
tefjhfhf jbinfof
17. August 2019 | moin
gut gut
alles gut gurrrrrr
17. August 2019 | hallo hllmuth
hdhjdhkuoyyyrufufhruduujubji
benno ist cool.
17. August 2019 | Benno
nice
super
16. August 2019 | sternPrinzessin
vorstellung
echt cool
16. August 2019 | mondprinzessin
mir hat es sehr gefallen
16. August 2019 | abc
auch toll
sehr informatmiv
16. August 2019 | alex
toll
die ausstelung ist toll!
16. August 2019 | 007
d
ster
16. August 2019 | mensch2.0
bin baumeister in super mario maker 2 lass ein like da






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16. August 2019 | greta
beidenschternen
ichinbeidenstern
15. August 2019 | Jyodhi & Mischi
Ein schöner Besuch
Es hat uns sehr bei euch gefallen ☺
14. August 2019 | dtyryepo8u4
weltraum
coooooooooooooooooollllllll
11. August 2019 | Hannes
Ich war hier
Ich finde es sehr cool hier
09. August 2019 | Quirin
Es war super
lol
09. August 2019 | TOSTBROT
GEIL
GGGGGGGGGGGGGGEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIILLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
09. August 2019 | RachelWW
EVER
Die Filmausstellungen hier waren echt das Beste.
09. August 2019 | TOASTBROT
TOASTBROT
HI ICH BIN TOASTBROT
09. August 2019 | Elke
Wunderbar
Toll,,
08. August 2019 | t
danke
thx
08. August 2019 | hanna
SEHR INTERESSANT
Hallo ich war da
08. August 2019 | super planet
mega toll
es war mega coll hier und ich werde wieder kommen
08. August 2019 | Simon
Toller Tag
ESO ist super
08. August 2019 | NeonLeon
Intresant
cool
08. August 2019 | yannis
anstrengen
sreng dich an sofort,ich hab gesagt streng dichan
08. August 2019 | Mau-Mau
Nicer Film!
08. August 2019 | TigerKatze
Film
Der Film war so nice!
08. August 2019 | Barbara Lotz, Johannes Lotz, Christian Lotz
Ausflug
Ein sehr interessanter Tag heute im ESO Besucherzentrum
07. August 2019 | marianna
wonderful
07. August 2019 | Magdalena
ich komme wieder
es is echt cool hier , ich mag das hier
04. August 2019 | TigerPlayer
Abo
Bitte alle TigerPlayer abbonieren , die Ausstellung war super!
04. August 2019 | Eleni
Einfach toll hier
04. August 2019 | elisabeth
halo
liebe gruesse aus garching
04. August 2019 | johannes
hallo
das ist das beste planetarium jw00
03. August 2019 | NOBODY
NOTHING IS COOL
NOTHING BRUJUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUHHHHHHHHHHHH
03. August 2019 | ADELA
DAKUJEM
DANKE UND LIEBE GRUESSE AUS DER SLOWAKEI
ADELA
KRISTINA
FRANTISEK
JOZEF
03. August 2019 | ELLA
TOLL
ES WAR SCHOEN. DIE VORSTELLUNG WAR TOLL.
03. August 2019 | NORA
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03. August 2019 | lol
lol
super besuch bei eso
03. August 2019 | l-


03. August 2019 | xaver
Geburtstag
xaver, basti, Florian, pirmin, Chrise
03. August 2019 | LAILA
HALLLLOOOOO
ICH PROBIERE GERADE DEN LASER AUS. DAS IST LUSTIG.
02. August 2019 | cool
jeder kann dass schaffen was er will.
cool
02. August 2019 | M[NCHEN
WAR DA
HALLO ICH-BIN DIE JULI
02. August 2019 | LLLB
WICKED!
FUN
02. August 2019 | xbox
einstein
na, so bock auf einstein ,dann schaut euch einstein erfurt an,von mo bis fr an!!!!!!!!!!! euer einstein,im ernst!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
02. August 2019 | evi
whats up
02. August 2019 | christiane
SUPER AUSSTELLUNG
WIR KOMMEN WIEDER
02. August 2019 | FAMILIE WAGGERSHAUSER
KARO WAR DA
LOL
02. August 2019 | KARO
LOLDES FUNKTIONIERT JaASR
KARNIGGEL
02. August 2019 | mAXIMBV DER COOLE
ich bin cool xD
02. August 2019 | best
concater
ist der beste you touber!!!!!!! euer best
02. August 2019 | cool
cool
besucht das planetarium
02. August 2019 | MARIE
ES WAR SCH;N
02. August 2019 | SARAH
ES WAR GROSARTIG
02. August 2019 | SARAH
ES WAR GROSARTIG
01. August 2019 | P M E M
AUSFLUG
Es war MEGA
01. August 2019 | p
Es war MEGA
01. August 2019 | frofin
nett
es wahr sehr schoen hier
01. August 2019 | matthias
ist cool
sie war sehr kindisch
01. August 2019 | luca
luca
lucrewjajajajaja beste
01. August 2019 | fisch6
fisch
ich mAG FISCHE5
01. August 2019 | ANTOIN
ZE
HELLO
01. August 2019 | moritz
hALLO
HALLO
31. July 2019 | LEO
TOLLE AUSSTELUNG
COOL!
31. July 2019 | Horst Hubert
omg
esistvein hwtjf
31. July 2019 | hi
cool
richtig cool
31. July 2019 | lucia
hi ich bin im plsnitarium
28. July 2019 | Charlotte
ESO Supernova
Ich finde die Ausstellung sehr interessant.
Den Film über die Sonne fand ich auch sehr interessant.
Die Unterteilung in die verschiedenen Ausstellungen macht Sinn.
I liked it!
28. July 2019 | Justus
Moin bro
Das es ist empfehlen Wert es ist sehr schön und cool es hat mir Spaß gemacht es zu besuchen
28. July 2019 | Nikolay
Baba
Was geht du baba
28. July 2019 | Thea Dornheim
Laser
Ich interessiere mich für Laserstrahlen,und finde es toll dass davon so viel ausgestellt ist.👍👨‍🚀
27. July 2019 | Maithahcute
OMG i Love this place😊
OMG its Vera nice Place to visit♥️♥️♥️
27. July 2019 | Maithah🇦🇪♥️
Hahahaha
🇦🇪🥞👨‍🚀
27. July 2019 | Lola.cute ♥️♥️♥️
🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪
Omg🥞♥️♥️
27. July 2019 | Elke & Max
🐭🐻
Toll
25. July 2019 | raPhael
dgryny
cooooooooll
25. July 2019 | Roman Hecht
lol
War col
25. July 2019 | hi,ii
hi
25. July 2019 | laurin
gut
ist suPer
24. July 2019 | Jesus
geil
hamma
24. July 2019 | Leon
war derbhammer
1a es war perfekt
24. July 2019 | Mark
geilo
es wargeil
24. July 2019 | Anonym
Lasershow
Megacool!
24. July 2019 | sophia
es isT gut hier
24. July 2019 | sarah
ich finde es sehr toll hier man hat hier viel spass
24. July 2019 | ssrah wilhelm
ich finde es seyr tollv
24. July 2019 | Vincent Kolb
Top
Sehr interesannt und cool.
24. July 2019 | Magnus Henseleit
Lasershow
Mega coll und sehr interessant.
24. July 2019 | E.T.
E.T. nach hause telefonieren
E.T. heim.
24. July 2019 | REBCCA
HELLO
HEELO LEUTE HEUTE IST DER 24.07.19 UND ICH BESUCHE ZUM ERTSEN MAL DIESES PLANETARIUMM
21. July 2019 | fireStrike
OMG
Hallo mir hat es gefallen.
21. July 2019 | camillo
lunar prize
coole sache
21. July 2019 | jon
moin moin
hall
21. July 2019 | SAMIRA JACKSON
PLANETARIUM
LASERMUSIK
WELTALLFILM
SPASS
LERNEN
21. July 2019 | hallowie geht es war s
allo wie geht es euch moin mo
21. July 2019 | camillo
hallo
p
21. July 2019 | Donald Trump
Besuch
hello
21. July 2019 | lini
lini
hier ist es toll
21. July 2019 | jojo
jojo
hier ist es toll
18. July 2019 | AMELIA
ITS MY SECOND TIME HERE. I REALLY ENJOY BEING HERE!!!
18. July 2019 | baum
baum
ich mag baum
18. July 2019 | kein3e schule
keine schule
18. July 2019 | lol
lossteppen, die beine schwingen und abheben!
18. July 2019 | Daniel
ABC
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
18. July 2019 | Noah
Keine Schule
Kein Englisch
18. July 2019 | prime123
cool
coolcoolcool
18. July 2019 | sadolf witler
wunderaqcwc;n
17. July 2019 | MES
TOLL
SEHR SCH;N
17. July 2019 | Laila Thomas, Lara
sehr gelungen
vielen Dank dafuer!
14. July 2019 | Viktor Klaus Otto Kevin Peter Justin
Mega interessant!
Die Ausstellung war sehr interessant
Vielen Dank dafuer!
14. July 2019 | GYRDU
VFK;NBVT
GUGTFJ.YEZ
14. July 2019 | PAULA
PLANETARIUM
DAS PLANETARIUM
IST COOL
'DANKE
14. July 2019 | abc
\
die aUSSTELLUNG WAR TOLL.
hARFE!
14. July 2019 | NINO GERLE
MEGA COOL MIT LASERLICHT

SUPER AUSSTELLUNG




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14. July 2019 | CHRISTOPH
COOL
HAB ICH NOCH NIE GEMACHT
14. July 2019 | FLO
LUSTIG
GEILES ERLEBNIS MEGA LUSTIG DAS MACHT MEGA SPASS
14. July 2019 | meike
planetarium
es ist sch;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
14. July 2019 | giulia
unser ausflug
es hat us sehr gefallen
14. July 2019 | BEN TURBANISCH
SUPER COOLES ERLEBNIS
WAR ECHT GEIL
14. July 2019 | JULIA TRENY
SUPER
14. July 2019 | LEA SEDLMEIER
HALLO
ICH LIEBE DAS UNIVERSUM UND DIE STERNE ICH BIN FROH HIER ZU SEIN
13. July 2019 | Zahrl
yallo
13. July 2019 | RUDI9000
DER PINKE MOND
SERVAAAAS
13. July 2019 | --JORDANA
SCHOEN
ES WSR EIN SCHOENER BESUCH
13. July 2019 | NICO
COLL
COOL
13. July 2019 | Wanderdreads
Follow WANDERDREADS ON INSTAGRAM
FOLLOW WANDERDREADS ON INSTAGRAM
13. July 2019 | GeoForLeo
TOLL
DANKE
13. July 2019 | DANJELA
ICH LIEBE DIESE TECHNIK
DAS IST ALLES SEHR SCY;N GESSTLYRT
13. July 2019 | LISA BOLLINGER
JUGENDSUSFLUG
13. July 2019 | RASMUS
VOLL COOL
BIN JETZT SCHON DAS 2.MAL HIER WEIL ES SO VIEL GBT
13. July 2019 | benjamin faupel
toll
DANKE
12. July 2019 | lukas
nice
vool lahser hieyr
12. July 2019 | djamila
dj ist geil
snap thekaiserqueen
snap vgrtsch
12. July 2019 | TECHTIPPS
COOL
Sehr schoene Ideen sowie Umsetzung!
12. July 2019 | ferdinand weiss
bin halt cool
wer dss liest ist noch cooler als ich
12. July 2019 | vicKy
cool
cool
11. July 2019 | gustav
hei du ei
alles cool im pool.
11. July 2019 | tom
richtig geil
des todes geil man
11. July 2019 | Lara und lissi und jani
das planetarium is echt sbgespaced und echt cool
11. July 2019 | xaver
hi
xaver an zukunft
11. July 2019 | Valerian
11.07.2029
Morgen komme ich noch mal, freue mich schon morgen zu schauen, was neu geschrieben wurde.
11. July 2019 | EMMA
COOL
HIER IST ES COOL, LEIDER IST DAS PLANETARIUM NICHT MEHR GRATIS
11. July 2019 | LAURA
LOL
TASTATUR IST WITZIG



LOL
11. July 2019 | FOLLIDIOT
COOOLLL
ICH HABE DEN JOBELPREIS TEWOJNEN'
10. July 2019 | PETER MAFFAY
COOL
MUSS LOOOS
10. July 2019 | GORDIAN HUNECKE
MUENCHEN IST HO
ich dachte das ist fake
10. July 2019 | ferienbetreuung
hallo es war super11111111
10. July 2019 | MS2
GUT
07. July 2019 | greta
supernova 7.7.19
es war sehr cool. war hier schon zum 2. mal. immer wieder toll
07. July 2019 | hannah
museum
gut gefslen
05. July 2019 | yeet
fre sha voca do
laser good
05. July 2019 | Joana
SERVUS
Die Harfe ist das Beste!!!
30. June 2019 | LOL
LOL
100%LOL
30. June 2019 | geil
toll
lololololololollll
30. June 2019 | X
LASER
THIS IS INDEED A LASER KEYBOARD. NICE
30. June 2019 | Fannz
geil
Die show war cool
30. June 2019 | Franka
hihihi
War echt cool
28. June 2019 | k huhu nr. 11
laserschwerter
wir wuerdenbdiebsgwerter gern in di had nemen und ksempfe
28. June 2019 | divide tour 2017 to 2019
ed sheeran was here x
hallo muenchen
x
ed sheeran
28. June 2019 | K HUHU NR.11
SPIELE
SIR, SIE BRAUCHEN MEHR SPIELE!!
GLG S UND L
28. June 2019 | CARA UND FINJA
DIE LASERSCHWERTER WAREN COOL
28. June 2019 | VERA
WAR COOL
28. June 2019 | EMMA
DIE HARFE WAR LIT
27. June 2019 | RAPHAEL nopens
test
42
27. June 2019 | klaus
planetarium
richtig cool
27. June 2019 | Elena
cool
Es war alles super hir.
27. June 2019 | jojo
gut
es war super
27. June 2019 | smiler
war super
27. June 2019 | smiler
war super
27. June 2019 | APEX--4/]rpy/
SKO
27. June 2019 | APEX_hd
SKO
27. June 2019 | realschule peissenberg 6.klassen
planetarium
war toll und hat spass gemacht!!!
27. June 2019 | Gabriel
Asteroid
Heute am 27,06,2019 fliegt ein asteroid an uns vorbei!
27. June 2019 | DEVIN BOTHUR
COOL
ICH WSR SEHRBBEGEISTERT
27. June 2019 | Kevin
hallo
27. June 2019 | max maxi finn
super klassenausflug
uns gefaellt es hier sehr gut
26. June 2019 | CARO
SEHR SCHOEN UND ANGENEHMES KLIMA
26. June 2019 | C3PO
OHA
00000100000000010000
26. June 2019 | JONAS
GEIL
SUPER AUSSTELLUNG
26. June 2019 | fred
Muenchen
auf nimmer wiedersehen
26. June 2019 | KNICKI
XD
SUPER LICHTHARFE
23. June 2019 | LUKE SKYWALKER
TRAURIG
keine echten laserschwerter
23. June 2019 | alisa
prinzessin
danke
22. June 2019 | Juliana Grimm
Planetarium
Ein sehr schoener Film! Es fuehlte sich so an, als wuerde man wirklich durchs Universum fliegen. Ich empfehle den Besuch von ESO Supernova!
22. June 2019 | Anneliese
Rechtschreibung
Keine Schreibfehler in den Texten = toll und leider selten in den meisten Ausstellungen egal, wo auf dem Planeten, aber sehr angenehm
ABER die TASTATURbelegung hier ist nicht korrekt ...
22. June 2019 | Dominic Grimm
Planetariumsbesuch
Toller Film und eine wunderschoene Ausstellung.
22. June 2019 | rio bio
riana wsr da und es war cool
ich komke bestimmt wider
22. June 2019 | maja
es war cool
mir hat der film gefahlen es war cool
21. June 2019 | SONIA
SHIRSAD
HIER IST ES COOL UND SPANEND
21. June 2019 | LEA
COOL
ES IST SEHR COOL.....
21. June 2019 | ZHI YAN
COOL
SEHR COOL...
21. June 2019 | ALINA
COOL
MEGA COOL
ALSO...
20. June 2019 | Sven Toll
toll
WAR TOLL
20. June 2019 | emma
besuch
sehr interessant
20. June 2019 | paulina
es war toll. am besten waren die computer.
20. June 2019 | paulina
es war toll. am besten waren die computer.
20. June 2019 | Valentin
Besuch am 20.06.2019
am besten hat mir das Musik spielen mit lasern gefallen
Danke fuer die Muehe . Valentin 10 Jahre
20. June 2019 | marcella
ist toll hier
20. June 2019 | marlene
i enjoyed this section and loved the planetairium
20. June 2019 | ella
i liked the laser piano
20. June 2019 | max
ICH MAG DAS MUSEUM
VIELEN DANK FUER DIE MUEHE
20. June 2019 | BARKHA
WE THOROUGHLY ENJOYED THE TRIP
20. June 2019 | killroy
was here
in 2019
15. June 2019 | LENA
OK
OHH TOLL
15. June 2019 | MAJA
OK
ICH LIEBE ES HIER
15. June 2019 | lappen
good
15. June 2019 | bharu
amazing feel
15. June 2019 | miri
hihi
15. June 2019 | tobias
die ausstellung war toll
15. June 2019 | franziska
tolle ausstellung
das planetarium war toll
14. June 2019 | Elena
Toll
Tolle Sache tolle Ideen tolle ausstellung
13. June 2019 | Sabrina
Featback
tolle ausstellung
13. June 2019 | max
cool
wie gehtdas
COOL
13. June 2019 | fabi
gut gemacht
alles mit guter technick
13. June 2019 | FCB
Es ist schoen hier.
12. June 2019 | ZA
PIH7P
12. June 2019 | MARLENE
DIE AUSSTELLUNG IST ECHT TOLL UND DAS GEBAEUDE SEHR MODERN.
12. June 2019 | huguette
hugette
je suis de la police departement esm sud
12. June 2019 | yhhbftrf
mms messinac
leso c pourie car on se fait chier sibon naime pas lespace
08. June 2019 | ANTONIA
ITALIA
FORZA NAPOLI
08. June 2019 | STROEMI
MISSION AUFSTIEG
WIR KOMMEN WIEDER
NUR DER F C N
06. June 2019 | HALLO PETIT PENNIS
GOOGO
LOL J AI NICKER TA MERE
06. June 2019 | al pacino
herrrlich ich drink ein CAPPUCINO AUF DEN BEAT VON MOOOOZART
06. June 2019 | ada
es ist cool hier
05. June 2019 | dieter
lol
dieses ALS ding ist lustig
05. June 2019 | emily und niklas
borg stjohann
check die bohne, super is gwesn
05. June 2019 | ksrooline egger
hi
ich bin hier und es gef'llt mir gutw,or
05. June 2019 | valli und deniya
hi
hello world
02. June 2019 | NIKLAS
AUSFLUG MIT FREUNDEN
ICH FINDE ES HIER SEHR SCHOEN
02. June 2019 | NPLC
TOLL!
Es war toll hier!!!!! Schoener Ausflug!!!!!
01. June 2019 | De Junga Gederer
#Rottauer #Geil
Wir ham an schenan Ausflug khabt 👍👍
31. May 2019 | CLARA
UNIVERSUM
ES WR BEINDRUCKEND UND WUNDEROLL
31. May 2019 | hias
na nicht
ols lossn de orbet
30. May 2019 | Nina
lol
hi war cool
30. May 2019 | brunetti
lol
hi war cool
30. May 2019 | HALLO
HALLO
HALLO LICHT ICH KANN GANZ GUT SCHREIBEN!!!
30. May 2019 | risi9oskar3
scheeewars
SCHEEEEWAAAARRRSSS
30. May 2019 | kuan i ho
dislocation of letters
the location of letter z/y is located alternatively.
29. May 2019 | Kuraiko Moon
hallo, an alle menschen. ich hab euch lieb
ps das schreiben mit der tastertur ist sch..
29. May 2019 | makedonija
makedonija zasekogas
edna e makedonija
29. May 2019 | michael nischler
ich lerne lesen
lern lesen, Gro


29. May 2019 | michael nischler
ich lerne lesen
lern lesen, Gro


25. May 2019 | Laura,Paulina,Jule,Daniel
Vielen Dank
WIR WAREN DA UND HATTEN VIEL SPASS. VIELEN DANK!
Der Film, den wir angeschaut haben, war sehr spannend
25. May 2019 | barbara kamp
es ist sehr interessant und gefaellt mir sehr
25. May 2019 | Bucki
Die 3 Fliegenpilze
Wir finden es hier sehr cool!
v. a. die Laserharfe
24. May 2019 | effi und lin
asilorac
lololololol
23. May 2019 | Eric
War toll
ABER IFYBKANHBYIERJITVNR SDHWER SCGREIVEN
23. May 2019 | pedro campana
amazing. great experience
23. May 2019 | dani
sheesh
mega famos hier
23. May 2019 | Captain Kirk
Volker hoert die Signale
Beam me up!
23. May 2019 | erijon
weltraum
es istncool hier
23. May 2019 | tim
planetrium
Es ist wunder schon
22. May 2019 | SANKT ANSGAR
2tes Profil
sehr informativ
ansgar waere stolz
22. May 2019 | gurke
daniel ist cool
sehr schoene Ausstellung ;)
20. May 2019 | Familie R
Super
Beeindrckend wieviel Detailwissen, Historisches, Alltagsbezug und Forschungsfelder für die Zukunft in dieser Ausstellung absolut verständlich und interessant aufgearbeitet werden.
Großes Lob von allen in unserer Familie, wo wir alle ganz unterschiedliche Perspektiven hatten: Teenager, die Physik in der Schule blöd findet, Teenager, der bei Lader nur an Star Wars denkt, Mediziner mit wenig Bezug zur Lasertechnik und Elektroingenieur , der über die breite Verwendung auch staunt
Danke!
19. May 2019 | M.n
Super war es
Einfach super
19. May 2019 | Der Boss
Bähm
Voll Geil
17. May 2019 | justus
mega
laser sind das geilste
16. May 2019 | lukas
war toll
klasse 4b
15. May 2019 | Schule für Kranke landshut
Wir waren da
Die Schüler der Ispr 2 waren hier..... Dankeschön
12. May 2019 | monika
laser leben
laser ist cool und modern
ich will so ne tastatur haben!!!!
12. May 2019 | janina
toll
es war sehr interesssnt, vielen dank
12. May 2019 | charlotte
as[
Laser ist cool un modern
12. May 2019 | greta
hallo
hallo sagt greta
11. May 2019 | helmut
mega
komme wieder
11. May 2019 | sarah
war voll cool hier
11. May 2019 | Danielle
AMAZING!
Hello from CIT Blackrock Castle Observatory
11. May 2019 | ROB O SULLIVAN
AWESOME
HI FROM CIT BLACKROCK CASTLE OBSERVATORY!
11. May 2019 | CASE IH
VOLL GUT
VOLLB GUT'
11. May 2019 | anina
Cool
es ist total cool hier
11. May 2019 | lena und ida
ich bin cool und toll
laser ist toll und lena und ida waren hier
11. May 2019 | elli
mimis geburtstag
es war knorke
11. May 2019 | MIMI
COOL
DIE LASER HARFE IST COOL
11. May 2019 | lucie
cool
hier ist es cool!
10. May 2019 | Lotti
Cool
Bierzelt ist super und bald wieder
05. May 2019 | Kornelua
Feedback
Schlimm Das das hier als hemmungsloser Spielplatz benutzt wird. Für Erwachsene der Horror!
04. May 2019 | pommbaer
terrasse
wun der bar
04. May 2019 | lilli und noa
mega littttt
wir fandens litttt
04. May 2019 | WARKRSSS
STARWARSBESTELEBEN
gvdhdgdcjlkhaiudhuOMGKRASS
04. May 2019 | maja
HALLO JOJOIST EXTREM DUM UND SIE STINKT
04. May 2019 | alexander
Ibims der Olex
ist super
28. April 2019 | Jessica
cool
es


ist voll cool hir alter cool
28. April 2019 | MEIN NAME IST KEVIN
ICH LIEHBE WAP BAP
28. April 2019 | LEJDRO
COOL
SCH;NBHIER
28. April 2019 | CLARA
ES IST HIER TOLL.
28. April 2019 | Emilio
museum
eijfach lustiybdss museum'
27. April 2019 | franka
luke schlaegt zurueck
wir sehen uns Kleiner
27. April 2019 | Florian Kortmann
Laser
Ein Laser ist hell
27. April 2019 | jose
subba! ..und so billisch...
hat uns ganz toll gefallen
27. April 2019 | Achim
Laser
ich fand es cool
27. April 2019 | HANNES
GRIAS
SPANNEND UND INTERESSANT,,,,,,,.
27. April 2019 | MARTIN
AUSSTELLUNGSBEWERTUNG
DIE AUSSTELLUNGBIST INTERESSANT UND LEHRREICH
27. April 2019 | MARX
FASZINATION
APOLLO 11 ALS VOLLER ERFOLG
27. April 2019 | JAN
COOL HIER
ALLES SEHR SPANNEND
27. April 2019 | HENRIK
COOL
MACHT SPASS
27. April 2019 | HECTOR
MUY INTERESANTE
MEBGUSTO MUCHO LA EXPOHFUT
26. April 2019 | ILIAS,JOHSNNES,BENI
DIE 60ER PROS
TALENTESICHTUNGSTAG AM 17.5.19 IN ROSENHEIM
26. April 2019 | Tim
super!
es war sehr spannend
26. April 2019 | beate w.
hey peoples
fand diebsustellunt echtbfsncxbdchmanc
26. April 2019 | Cati
.
Es war toll hier.
26. April 2019 | PAKI
DHJYYODUFUUUIU es hat mir gefallen.
26. April 2019 | noah
n
halllllllllo beibei
26. April 2019 | DORIS
das hat mir nifgt grfallen!!! mit freundlichenn Grssen

26. April 2019 | LOTHAR SCHMITZ UND MICHAEL SELLMEIER
EINFACH TOLL
HABEN 2 STUNDEN HIER VERBRACHT UND SIND TOTAL PLATT
26. April 2019 | doris magg
A
die ausstellung 'ist sehr interessant. der versuch musik mit lichtwellen ist schecht erkl'
26. April 2019 | luca klittich
Sehr gut aber die laser funktionieren nichtb alle.
25. April 2019 | Fam.Eryshov
DRECK
wir sind eine minute zu spat zur Prasentation gekommen, und durfen jetzt nicht rein. Die 15 Euro Haben sich gar nicht gelohnt.
25. April 2019 | Fynn Zimmermann
Toll
Die Ausstellung war richtig toll!!!
25. April 2019 | max
lol
war cool
25. April 2019 | LISA
WAR GUT
25. April 2019 | - SORRZ
SCHULDIGUNG WAR KEINE ABSICHT
25. April 2019 | Anne und ANNI
WICHTIG
THE A -TEAM WAR HIER UND HATTE SPASS, WIR SIND COOL ABER IHR SEID AUCH GANZ OK
25. April 2019 | Beeke/jana
laser
war nice hat uns sehr viel spass gemacht.danke
24. April 2019 | Andi
Leserharfe
mir hat es spass gemacht.
24. April 2019 | christian
laserharve
es war erstaunlich dass licht musik machen kann
24. April 2019 | EMILIA
Sehr schoenes planetarium,super show
24. April 2019 | moritzn
esc
super audte l u ng
24. April 2019 | kilian
tolle show
diese show war gutb ,
24. April 2019 | mara
super
die ausstellung und die shows sind toll
24. April 2019 | kilian
tolle show
diese show war gut
24. April 2019 | LUIS
T O L L
ERST DIE ERSTEN MINUTEN HIER UND SCHON KRASS UND COOL
24. April 2019 | LUIS
T O L L
ERST DIE ERSTEN MINUTEN HIER UND SCHON KRASS UND COOL
24. April 2019 | diggah ichbwarbhia
ich war hier
ob diese innovation schon marktbereit ist, ist zu bezweifeln.com hallo ich bins..........a..
24. April 2019 | Laurin H.
Laser LICHT LEBEN
DIESE Show hat mir sehr gut gefallen, desewegen hoffe ich eines Tages wiederkommen zu koennen.
24. April 2019 | anonymus
information
aber diese tastatur ist mit englisch/amerikanischem layout, aber mit deutscher tastatur
24. April 2019 | lena
rrtdyto
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es hat mir gefallen



24. April 2019 | Gabriel,Zeljko und Rafael
spass
Die Ausstellung hat uns gefallen
24. April 2019 | sebastian heintze
24. aprilb2019
heute ist ein schoener tag
24. April 2019 | malena
super
sehr spannend h

'xxcx
24. April 2019 | malena
super
sehr spannend h

'xxcx
24. April 2019 | valentin
toll wars!
DAVID VALENTIN PAPA
21. April 2019 | Julian
Geil
Ich finde es absolut super hier war schon 3 mal hier
20. April 2019 | MARCO HEUMANN
ciao
Tchuess
19. April 2019 | MARKUS
ICH WAR HIER
GUTEN TAG WELT
19. April 2019 | Tamara
es war schon toll besser wenn mehr star wars da waere.
19. April 2019 | VALENTIN GRUBER
AUSSTELLUNG
TOLLE SACHEN WERDEN HIER GEZEIGT. PRIMA
19. April 2019 | RAFFAEL R.
COOL
MIR GEFAELLT ES SEHR GUT.
18. April 2019 | moritz appel
erster besuch
cooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
18. April 2019 | Leo Appel
erster besuch
hat mir gut gefallen
18. April 2019 | IRON MAN
ZUM ZWEITEN MAL HIER
GOOD JOB
18. April 2019 | LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLL
LOL
WARV EINFACH LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
18. April 2019 | Kathrina SophiebVogel
Mond
Es war einfach Toll.
18. April 2019 | LOUIZA
SUPERNOVER
ES WAR SUPERDUPER COOL.
18. April 2019 | carolin
gfre
cool
17. April 2019 | eva und annnalena
besuch
es war sehr schoen.
die harfe in der laserausstellung war der hoehepunkt.
die experimente in der weltraumausstellung waren am besten.
17. April 2019 | Timo
Cool
nette Ausstelluntg
17. April 2019 | Julia
HI
Es ist sehr schoen
17. April 2019 | Julia
HI
Es ist sehr schoen
17. April 2019 | Korbi
Besuch
War mega cool hier!
17. April 2019 | Lissy
Besuch
Hier war es mega cool!
11. April 2019 | Jonas
Besuch
Es war ein sehr interessanter und invormativer Besuch!
11. April 2019 | Marcel
mega cool
11. April 2019 | Jonathan Lyssy
FATi
Ich war hier! Hat Spass gemacht.
11. April 2019 | anne
besuch
wsr super!
11. April 2019 | anne
besuch
wsr super!
11. April 2019 | Steyfo
was geht
lol
11. April 2019 | Lidia
COOL
DAS MUSEUM HAT VIELE COOLE sACHEN
11. April 2019 | amelia
cool
hier gibt es viele interessante und coole dinge
11. April 2019 | Philine
mega&11.4.29
diese ausstelung ist echt cool'
11. April 2019 | lili
super
super das das museum kostenlos ist
coole vorstellung
11. April 2019 | anna
cool
ich finde dieses museum total cool und iteresannt
10. April 2019 | antons
baum
chiau kakao
10. April 2019 | jasmina
ist echt cool hierv-llg jasmina
07. April 2019 | MIMI VICI
HIER IST ES VOLL COOL
07. April 2019 | FLORIN
COLES E
EIFACHVEINBCOOLES ERLEBNIS
07. April 2019 | felix lass
hallo
viele gruesse
07. April 2019 | felix lass
hallo
viele gruesse
06. April 2019 | LAURINFU
TOLL
06. April 2019 | PPAKL
BAUM
ALLE DIE DAS LESEN, K;NNEN LESEN
06. April 2019 | andreea
toll
so macht phzsik spass
05. April 2019 | alessandra
very beautiful and very interesting
04. April 2019 | MARLENA
POLSKA
04. April 2019 | Macel
hallolol
04. April 2019 | tobmaster
hi
04. April 2019 | Maurizio Calcagno
Cool
sehr cool, vor allem die interaktiven quellen
04. April 2019 | Consti und Leonardo
FEEDBACK
gut
04. April 2019 | PAUL STAUDENMAIER
TEIL
03. April 2019 | py,-----[\h7i
super wars
03. April 2019 | Bia Schess
Flatterhannes
TEXTUR ist fluessig/hellbraun
03. April 2019 | hike
shk
es warv'bcool
31. March 2019 | luis steiert
besuch im planetarium
wir hatten eine sehr schoene zeit und waren fasziniert von dem tollen kino
31. March 2019 | leander
planeten
ich fand den film sehr toll und spannend nur einbgisschen komisch
31. March 2019 | axel
gut mit licht spielen.
31. March 2019 | jake
cool
faszinierend
31. March 2019 | ANDREAS
LSSER ROCKS
SCIENCE FICTION YUM ANFASSEN
30. March 2019 | SCHRAMM
WIR SIND BEGEISTERT
30. March 2019 | BOBO
WAR TOLL!!!
DIE AUSSTELLUNG WARBTOLL
30. March 2019 | HORTENSILLIA KILLERMEIER
COOL
ES WAR SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
30. March 2019 | ANNA schweini
DAS PLANETARIUM
ICH FAND ES SUPER
30. March 2019 | ANNA schweini
DAS PLANETARIUM
ICH FAND ES SUPER
30. March 2019 | ANN katrin Ammer
Planetarium
Es war cool !
30. March 2019 | ANNA schweini
DAS PLANETARIUM
ICH FAND ES SUPER
30. March 2019 | MARTINA und HANS UN
COOL
Es[
30. March 2019 | GOOGLE
GOOGLE
GOOGLE
30. March 2019 | Teresa Krause
IS TOLL HIER
DIE FUEHRERIN IST SEHR NETT UND LUSTIG GEWESEN.
ES WAR COOL
30. March 2019 | Sebastian Gladitz
Supergeil
Tolles Planetarium
30. March 2019 | Fhhh
Z6ijuftg
Ääääääää cooooooooooooooooool
30. March 2019 | Deian
D.s.
Das ist das größte Planetarium von Europa!!!!!!!!!😀😮👨‍🚀👨‍🚀👨‍🚀👨‍🚀
29. March 2019 | eleni
wow'
29. March 2019 | flo
sch;;;;n
ew ist sch;n
29. March 2019 | LOL
LEL
SOOS
29. March 2019 | mathe man
Mathe first
weil physiker ohne mathe arbeitslos waeren
29. March 2019 | loopman
loops
WIE lang gehen die loops Bruder
29. March 2019 | ogi
note 3
ist schon echt ok.
29. March 2019 | Ein ueberzeugter Gast
Es war wirklich sehr spannend und man lernt auch sehr viel dazu, wenn man den Film gesehen hat. Ich wuerde es aufjedenfall weiter empfehlen!
27. March 2019 | breuer anneliese
die welt wird sich weiter drehen
tolle ausstellung geniale erfindungen weiter so
27. March 2019 | mha
segrreto

ecco il mio segreto...
27. March 2019 | alice
hola
ciao she-
24. March 2019 | Günther
Cool
War eine sehr coole Ausstellung 😎!
24. March 2019 | Bibabutzemann
JA MOIN
Bruder muss los
23. March 2019 | Nils
Hans-Eugen 😁
Geil
23. March 2019 | Nils
War toll
Ich bin begeistert
23. March 2019 | Duniel
Nice
Nich ha ha hi hi hahaha
Lol
22. March 2019 | 3uf5uj7u6t
Unglaublich
man kann es nicht glauben und trotydem ist es krass aber diese Laserkonstru
22. March 2019 | 3uf5uj7u6t
Unglaublich
man kann es nicht glauben und trotydem ist es krass aber diese Laserkonstru
22. March 2019 | 4rr d5
nice
voll krass
22. March 2019 | dini und basti
die frankenfraktion
wir kommen sehr gerne wieder. die vorstellung war genial
17. March 2019 | DAVID
LOL
ICH FINDE DAS MEGA COOL EINFACH KRASS'



16. March 2019 | bob der baumeister
esa supernowa
war fol kul hir
16. March 2019 | CHRISTIAN
mein tag im planetarium
war sehr toll empfelung wert
16. March 2019 | julius
war sehr cool
gggdytjjkDFJ
16. March 2019 | JULI
SPANENT ,SCH;N
ES WAR SEHR SCH;N UND SPANEND .ES GIBT vIEL zu sehen und zu erleben. ich entfele es nur.
16. March 2019 | sophie und lena
lasertechnik
die laserharfe ist toll
16. March 2019 | Valencia
gut
es war schoen aber der film war langweilig
16. March 2019 | Malin
cool
ich fands echt beeindruckend
liebe Galaxyfarben
16. March 2019 | 🥞♥️🦄
Magic🦄
Live🦄
Love😗
Laughth 😂
16. March 2019 | 🎧🎤😁👑💍💄
Girls rule
Bla bla bla
16. March 2019 | Gogirl
Fun
#dontforgettosmile😃🇨🇦!
16. March 2019 | Liegt.glipjo
Kjilbl
cccccccccccoooooooollllll
15. March 2019 | LEANDER
DSS ISTBSUPER
TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLL
15. March 2019 | ANNE
DIE COOLE
COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLL
15. March 2019 | DER COOLE TIP
HI
HALLO
15. March 2019 | ANNA
WOW TOOOOOLL
DAS IST DAS BESTENES MUSEUM DER WELT
DANKE SEHR
15. March 2019 | Hans-Eugen
Der Waaahnsinn
Absolut grandiose Ausstellung.
Auch großes Lob an die Techniker, die das unglaublich faszinierende
Musikübertragungsdings innerhalb kürzester Zeit und größter
Souveränität und Sorgfalt wieder zum Laufen gebracht haben. Also
absolut zu empfehlen
Euer Hans-Eugen
15. March 2019 | Julia
I love this place
I hope I will return here
15. March 2019 | Susanna
Hello from Poland
15. March 2019 | Susanna
Hello from Poland
13. March 2019 | wast
hallo
wast war da
13. March 2019 | dude1
Titel
ich war hier
10. March 2019 | laurin
lol
hierbht es mir gut geffalen
10. March 2019 | WER46
super tag
Es hat uns sehr sehr gut gefallen !
10. March 2019 | wiebke und sarah
super spannend
TOLLE und sehr anschauliche ausstellung, hut ab
10. March 2019 | LOL
SAAAAAAAAS
FAROUK IST COOL
09. March 2019 | eva
war toll
09. March 2019 | Artis
oof
We Rock
09. March 2019 | LEYLA
ERDE
ES WAR GUT
09. March 2019 | DOMINIK PFENNIG, SOL PFENNIG, EDUARDO PFENNIG
ALLES SPEKULIERTB ABER NICHT GEPLANT
KKK
09. March 2019 | fabian cordes
toll
super ausstellung.
08. March 2019 | ich
toll
es war super
08. March 2019 | ich
toll
es war super
08. March 2019 | ich
toll
es war super
08. March 2019 | Hallo leute
war toll
lol das wars
08. March 2019 | SCHNITYELB23
TOLERNBESUCH
ES WWR COOO HIER
08. March 2019 | PEGGY
TOLL WAR ES HIER. HSBE VIELE NEUE DINGE ERFAHREN.
B
08. March 2019 | lol
Hi
hi
08. March 2019 | Lol
tour
die tour war echt toll und sehr interisant und lehrsam und das Observatorium war sehr interesant
08. March 2019 | lara und mia-sophie
laserorgel
es war cool und mal was anderes
es hst spass gemacht
08. March 2019 | mo
tagesblatt
es war sehr sehr
08. March 2019 | leopold
08.03.2019
08. March 2019 | obi wan
echt nice
Galaktisch
08. March 2019 | Lol
hallo die fohrf[hrung im Obserbatorium ist super !!
08. March 2019 | friy
das planitarium
das planitarium ist echt cool
08. March 2019 | lennard
toll
es war sch;n und cool
08. March 2019 | LUDWIG,JAN,LORE
PLANET
ES HAT UNS GFALEN
08. March 2019 | annika
sis
ema ist meine sis
08. March 2019 | LENI
HUNDE
ICH LIEBE HUNDE






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08. March 2019 | luca ritz
cool
07. March 2019 | chiara
hier istbes echt superbvorallembdiese tastertur finde ih col oderbdss laisrr drlnnen
07. March 2019 | bulle
klasse ist es. danke
07. March 2019 | Jordan
ECHT COOLE VORTELLUNG AN MEINEM GEBURTSTSG
DIE VORSTELLUNG MIT DEN PLANETEN WAR ECHT SUPER. SOETWAS HABE ICH NOCH NIE GESEHEN UND AN MEINEM GEBURTSTAG SOWAS MITZUERLEGEN EINFACH SUPER.
07. March 2019 | basti
faschingsferien
ich mag die ausstellung
07. March 2019 | supernova
klasse ist es. danke
07. March 2019 | Sofia
super
Es ist echt super interessant hier
07. March 2019 | marie
danke
es war sehr sch;j fielej dank
02. March 2019 | Elias Garcia Quesada
PLANETARIUM
Es war cool !!
02. March 2019 | guenter
sandi
es ist schoen hier
02. March 2019 | Tino
Heu t h e
s u p e r
02. March 2019 | paluten
edgar
hallobfreunde
02. March 2019 | Astrid
uns hat es gefallen
Es war super. Wir kommen gerne wieder.
02. March 2019 | lukas
es war toll
ich komme wieder
02. March 2019 | Leonie L
Laser
Der Film war cool!!!!!!!!
02. March 2019 | JONAS BUCHNER
SIMONS GEBURTSTAG
ICH FANDE ES COOL
02. March 2019 | AINARA
MEIN BESUCH
MIR HAT ES GEFALLEN.
01. March 2019 | Mats
war heute hier
Mir hat es gut gefallen
01.03.2019
01. March 2019 | maike
super
tolle ausstellung
01. March 2019 | Pascal
MONTESSORI SCHULE AUFKIRCHEN
28. February 2019 | tuana
zoe und ich
eswarb einmsal inn hjjru\8/9\6`ty6saaa
21. February 2019 | Angelika E.
sehr sehenswert
17. February 2019 | Werner Fuß
Laser als Schusswaffen sind nur Fiktion
Ich hätte mir gewünscht, das das in der sonst recht gelungenen Ausstellung etwas deutlicher gesagt wird. Von den Medien sehr beachtet, hat das eine Gruppe von Garchinger Wissenschaftlern öffentlich erklärt, als sich die deutsche Regierung Ende der 1980er Jahre Reagans Sternenkrieg anschließen wollte.
10. February 2019 | Monika
sehr interressante AUSSTELLUNG.
KAFFEEAUTOMAT FEHLT ALLERDINGS
10. February 2019 | Lena
MACHT VOLL VIEL SPASS
es war sehr sehr schoen bei euch ich komme mal wieder !
10. February 2019 | helena
toller ausflug
es war sehr toll!!
10. February 2019 | xenia
war richtig toll
es war sehr schoen
10. February 2019 | Albion Selmani
ich mag dss hier
ich finde es echt toll
10. February 2019 | EMILIA
MIR HAT DIE AUSSTELLUNG SEHR GUT GEFALLEN
10. February 2019 | ceceeinhorn
einhorh
ich war mit meiner FAMILIE hier am 10.2.2019 es hatt mir sehr gehfallen 'weil es so is
09. February 2019 | sebastian
laser
top
09. February 2019 | SAGGAD
ROFL STERNE HAHA
09. February 2019 | issbel
planietaium
TOLLE AUSSTELLUHG
08. February 2019 | carolin
carolin
es hat mir sehr gut gefallen.
07. February 2019 | SINAN
NICE
NICER SCHEIS
07. February 2019 | Maxi
AVG
Hallo,
wer
06. February 2019 | MORYA
HELLO FROM THE PAST
mmmmmmmmmmmdddMJJ
03. February 2019 | Lorenz Kirmayer
HALLLOL
Hi
03. February 2019 | joshua leon
astronomie
verz interesting topic
02. February 2019 | anjatin
coole
ausstellung
02. February 2019 | Florian Schmidt
DANKE
Ich, 6 Jahre, war heute hier. Es war toll
01. February 2019 | Atanas Alvar
I am here for the second time and there is always something new to see. I will be back.
01. February 2019 | Vicky
sehr interessant
01. February 2019 | malinda
war hier
01. February 2019 | malindi
hey hoes
add me on sc
110
31. January 2019 | nico und peter
Infotour
Wir wollten uns ueber unser Universum informieren.
27. January 2019 | zaira waris
es war sehr schon es hat kir sehr gut gefallen ich konte viel dsraus lernen
27. January 2019 | basti
wow
coole austellung, laserschwerter haben mir am besten gefallen
26. January 2019 | rogert
war sehr leerreich
26. January 2019 | Viktor
ECHT COOL!!!
Ich komme auf jeden Fall nocheihmal!!!
Es ist hier einfach so cool!!!
😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃
26. January 2019 | jasmin ,rici,philipa,jasmin
beste freunde
vieleicht kommen wir nochmal.
26. January 2019 | visitor one
too noisy
kids were onlynbbbbrbubbbibbgbbbbab
26. January 2019 | jasmin ,rici,philipa,jasmin
beste freunde
vieleicht kommen wir nochmal.
26. January 2019 | Fam. Neugebauer
Besuch
Das wsr eihe informationsreiche Fuerung
25. January 2019 | Familie Bayrak
Tolles Planetarium
wir kommen wieder.....
23. January 2019 | simon haizinger
planet
. du keck
23. January 2019 | Laura
hallo
einfach hur geil
23. January 2019 | BASTI HENTER
ES WAR ALLE GUT GEMACHT
23. January 2019 | VICTOR PFORTNER
PLANETARIUM
ES IST SO GUT GEMACHT.ES IST EINFACH TOLL
23. January 2019 | MAXI GIESMANN
WIRKLICH TOLL
DIE TOLLE KUPEL DIE AUSSTELLUNG ALLES IST GUT GEMACHT
23. January 2019 | Anabel
toll
super
23. January 2019 | Fekix
haklo
megaa gailel
23. January 2019 | ALEX
JICERICHTIG
RICHTIG NICE
23. January 2019 | BFF
MGF ES WAR VOLL COOL
COOL ES ZU SCANNEN! VON JOHAHNA,MAGDALENA UND EMILIA
23. January 2019 | Aurelio
hi
22. January 2019 | Dr. Simon-Lang
Es war toll !
Ein sehr interessanter Einblick in die Laseroptik von den Anfängen bis jetzt und bis zu den Zukunftsvisionen.
Es hat Spaß gemacht und war sehr lehrreich.
Vielen Dank Frau Dr. Stähler-Schöpf für Ihren engagierten Vortrag!
21. January 2019 | Johann Krudell
Erstaunliche Anzeige der erstaunlichen Erfindung!
Um zu erfahren, wie Theodore Maiman den Laser erfunden hat, lesen Sie seine jüngsten nachlustig veröffentlichten Memoiren "The Laser Inventor" (Springer, 2018).
20. January 2019 | Rudolf Tobiasch
High Tech zum Anfassen
Von der Theorie zur konkreten Anwendung - ja sogar mit Beiträgen aus der Welt der Comics und Science Fiction: Dank der kompetenten und kurzweilgen Führung von Frau Dr. Stähler-Schöpf haben wir moderne Technik und Einsichten in aktuelle Forschungsarbeiten allgemein verständlich präsentiert bekommen ... und die pantatonisch gestimmte Laserharfe zauberte Shärenklänge in das kühle Ambiente von ESO Supernova. Eine sehr gelungene Ausstellung ... und ich gehe mit dem guten Gefühl nach Hause, dass hier unsere Steuergelder gut angelegt sind - Danke!
20. January 2019 | Jakob Ejlskov Jensen
Gelungene Ausstellung !
Eine sehr gelungene Ausstellung.
Dank Frau Dr. Stähler-Schöpf hatten wir eine Sehr kompetente Einführung in der Welt des Lasers : Von der Theorie Einsteins, Maimans Laser, die aktuelle Anwendungsgebiete und auch die Ausblicke darüber welche aktuelle Forschungsgebiete für die nahe und mittelfristige Zukunft. Die Ausstellung ist für jeden zugänglich : groß wie klein und insgesamt sehr gelungen. Ich werde mit meiner Familie nochmals hinfahren, vielen dank !
19. January 2019 | Rike
voll cool
Hat mir Spass gemacht
19. January 2019 | volker
musik
es war lustit mit diesen leasern
12. January 2019 | juergen beisler
yu wenig athe
ein galaktisches erlebnis!!
11. January 2019 | bomb
mega
ich finde es hier mega !!!!!!!
10. January 2019 | Daniel Erdle
Voll Laser wies hier abgeht
Mega cool laseraktion hier 😍😍
13. November 2018 | Dr. Veit Ziegelmaier Kurator der Ausstellung
Herzlich willkommen in unserem Gästebuch
Liebe Besucherinnen und Besucher,

das Gästebuch zu unserer Ausstellung Laser | Licht | Leben ist nun geöffnet und wir freuen uns auf Ihre konstruktiven Kommentare und Eindrücke.
Innerhalb der Ausstellung haben Sie ebenso die Möglichkeit sich über eine Lasertastatur, hier einzutragen.
Legen Sie los...

Presse

06.02.2019 | Münchener Wochenanzeiger
Science-Fiction in Garching

Licht ist der Motor des Lebens. Wir verstehen immer besser, wie wir es kontrollieren und einsetzen. Lasertechnologien prägen das 21. Jahrhundert und eröffnen uns faszinierende technologische Perspektiven. Angefangen hat alles im Jahr 1960. Der Laser war erfunden, eine neue Ära der Physik brach an. längst ist der Laser ein unentbehrliches Werkzeug in der Kommunikation, der Messtechnik, der Astronomie, der Medizin und der Industrie.

Diese faszinierende Epoche präsentiert ab Winter 2018 die Ausstellung: Laser, Licht, Leben - aus Science-Fiction wird Hightech­Photonik. Konzipiert von der Fakultät für Physik der Ludwig­Maximilians-Universität München {LMU) gibt sie Einblicke zur Laser­technologie von den Anfängen bis heute und beleuchtet visionäre Möglichkeiten ihrer Anwendung. Neben Science-Fiction, der Funk­tionsweise und Entwicklungsgeschichte des Lasers, präsentiert die Schau vor allem faszinierende Bereiche der Grundlagenforschung an der LMU und dem Max-Planck-Institut für Quantenoptik in Garching.

Die Möglichkeiten des Lasers sind noch lange nicht ausgeschöpft. Das 21. Jahrhundert wird gern als das Jahrhundert des Photons - also der Lichtteilchen - bezeichnet. Folgen Sie dem Weg des Lichts durch die Ausstellung!

Temporäre Ausstellung: Laser | Licht | Leben
09.01.2019

icht ist der Motor des Lebens. Wir verstehen immer besser, wie wir es kontrollieren und einsetzen. Lasertechnologien prägen das 21. Jahrhundert und eröffnen uns faszinierende technologische Perspektiven. Angefangen hat alles im Jahr 1960. Der Laser war erfunden, eine neue Ära der Physik brach an. längst ist der Laser ein unentbehrliches Werkzeug in der Kommunikation, der Messtechnik, der Astronomie, der Medizin und der Industrie.

Diese faszinierende Epoche präsentiert ab Winter 2018 die Ausstellung: Laser | Licht | Leben - aus Science-Fiction wird Hightech­Photonik. Konzipiert von der Fakultät für Physik der Ludwig­Maximilians-Universität München {LMU) gibt sie Einblicke zur Laser­technologie von den Anfängen bis heute und beleuchtet visionäre Möglichkeiten ihrer Anwendung. Neben Science-Fiction, der Funk­tionsweise und Entwicklungsgeschichte des Lasers, präsentiert die Schau vor allem faszinierende Bereiche der Grundlagenforschung an der LMU und dem Max-Planck-Institut für Quantenoptik in Garching.

Die Möglichkeiten des Lasers sind noch lange nicht ausgeschöpft. Das 21. Jahrhundert wird gern als das Jahrhundert des Photons - also der Lichtteilchen - bezeichnet. Folgen Sie dem Weg des Lichts durch die Ausstellung!

09.01.2019 | CAMPUSSPIEGEL 01/2019
Das Licht des Lebens

Licht ist der Motor des Lebens. Wir verstehen immer besser, wie wir es kontrollieren und einsetzen. Lasertechnologien prägen das 21. Jahrhundert und eröffnen uns faszinierende technologische Perspektiven. Angefangen hat alles im Jahr 1960. Der Laser war erfunden, eine neue Ära der Physik brach an. längst ist der Laser ein unentbehrliches Werkzeug in der Kommunikation, der Messtechnik, der Astronomie, der Medizin und der Industrie.

Diese faszinierende Epoche präsentiert ab Winter 2018 die Ausstellung Laser, Licht, Leben - aus Science-Fiction wird Hightech­Photonik. Konzipiert von der Fakultät für Physik der Ludwig­Maximilians-Universität München {LMU) gibt sie Einblicke zur Laser­technologie von den Anfängen bis heute und beleuchtet visionäre Möglichkeiten ihrer Anwendung. Neben Science-Fiction, der Funk­tionsweise und Entwicklungsgeschichte des Lasers, präsentiert die Schau vor allem faszinierende Bereiche der Grundlagenforschung an der LMU und dem Max-Planck-Institut für Quantenoptik in Garching.

Die Möglichkeiten des Lasers sind noch lange nicht ausgeschöpft. Das 21. Jahrhundert wird gern als das Jahrhundert des Photons - also der Lichtteilchen - bezeichnet. Folgen Sie dem Weg des Lichts durch die Ausstellung!

Temporäre Ausstellung: Laser | Licht | Leben
09.01.2019

icht ist der Motor des Lebens. Wir verstehen immer besser, wie wir es kontrollieren und einsetzen. Lasertechnologien prägen das 21. Jahrhundert und eröffnen uns faszinierende technologische Perspektiven. Angefangen hat alles im Jahr 1960. Der Laser war erfunden, eine neue Ära der Physik brach an. längst ist der Laser ein unentbehrliches Werkzeug in der Kommunikation, der Messtechnik, der Astronomie, der Medizin und der Industrie.

Diese faszinierende Epoche präsentiert ab Winter 2018 die Ausstellung Laser, Licht, Leben - aus Science-Fiction wird Hightech­Photonik. Konzipiert von der Fakultät für Physik der Ludwig­Maximilians-Universität München {LMU) gibt sie Einblicke zur Laser­technologie von den Anfängen bis heute und beleuchtet visionäre Möglichkeiten ihrer Anwendung. Neben Science-Fiction, der Funk­tionsweise und Entwicklungsgeschichte des Lasers, präsentiert die Schau vor allem faszinierende Bereiche der Grundlagenforschung an der LMU und dem Max-Planck-Institut für Quantenoptik in Garching.

Die Möglichkeiten des Lasers sind noch lange nicht ausgeschöpft. Das 21. Jahrhundert wird gern als das Jahrhundert des Photons - also der Lichtteilchen - bezeichnet. Folgen Sie dem Weg des Lichts durch die Ausstellung!

09.01.2019 | Quarterly Programme: ESO Supernova, January—March 2019
Temporary exhibition: Lasers | Light | Life

Licht ist der Motor des Lebens. Wir verstehen immer besser, wie wir es kontrollieren und einsetzen. Lasertechnologien prägen das 21. Jahrhundert und eröffnen uns faszinierende technologische Perspektiven. Angefangen hat alles im Jahr 1960. Der Laser war erfunden, eine neue Ära der Physik brach an. längst ist der Laser ein unentbehrliches Werkzeug in der Kommunikation, der Messtechnik, der Astronomie, der Medizin und der Industrie.

Diese faszinierende Epoche präsentiert ab Winter 2018 die Ausstellung Laser, Licht, Leben - aus Science-Fiction wird Hightech­Photonik. Konzipiert von der Fakultät für Physik der Ludwig­Maximilians-Universität München {LMU) gibt sie Einblicke zur Laser­technologie von den Anfängen bis heute und beleuchtet visionäre Möglichkeiten ihrer Anwendung. Neben Science-Fiction, der Funk­tionsweise und Entwicklungsgeschichte des Lasers, präsentiert die Schau vor allem faszinierende Bereiche der Grundlagenforschung an der LMU und dem Max-Planck-Institut für Quantenoptik in Garching.

Die Möglichkeiten des Lasers sind noch lange nicht ausgeschöpft. Das 21. Jahrhundert wird gern als das Jahrhundert des Photons - also der Lichtteilchen - bezeichnet. Folgen Sie dem Weg des Lichts durch die Ausstellung!

Temporäre Ausstellung: Laser | Licht | Leben
09.01.2019

icht ist der Motor des Lebens. Wir verstehen immer besser, wie wir es kontrollieren und einsetzen. Lasertechnologien prägen das 21. Jahrhundert und eröffnen uns faszinierende technologische Perspektiven. Angefangen hat alles im Jahr 1960. Der Laser war erfunden, eine neue Ära der Physik brach an. längst ist der Laser ein unentbehrliches Werkzeug in der Kommunikation, der Messtechnik, der Astronomie, der Medizin und der Industrie.

Diese faszinierende Epoche präsentiert ab Winter 2018 die Ausstellung Laser, Licht, Leben - aus Science-Fiction wird Hightech­Photonik. Konzipiert von der Fakultät für Physik der Ludwig­Maximilians-Universität München {LMU) gibt sie Einblicke zur Laser­technologie von den Anfängen bis heute und beleuchtet visionäre Möglichkeiten ihrer Anwendung. Neben Science-Fiction, der Funk­tionsweise und Entwicklungsgeschichte des Lasers, präsentiert die Schau vor allem faszinierende Bereiche der Grundlagenforschung an der LMU und dem Max-Planck-Institut für Quantenoptik in Garching.

Die Möglichkeiten des Lasers sind noch lange nicht ausgeschöpft. Das 21. Jahrhundert wird gern als das Jahrhundert des Photons - also der Lichtteilchen - bezeichnet. Folgen Sie dem Weg des Lichts durch die Ausstellung!

Contact

Lasers | Light | Life

ESO Supernova Planetarium & Visitor Centre
Karl-Schwarzschild-Straße 2
85748 Garching bei München
supernova.eso.org

Current Opening hours:
Wednesday-Friday: 09:00-12:30 & 13:30-17:00
Saturday & Sunday: 12:00-14:30 & 15:30-18:00
(Closed Monday & Tuesday)
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Munich-Centre for Advanced Photonics (MAP) | Fakultät für Physik der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU)
Leitung Director: Prof. Dr. Ferenc Krausz (www.ferenckrausz.de)
Konzeption Conception: Dr. Veit Ziegelmaier (Kurator Curator), Thorsten Naeser, Karolina Schneider
Architektur und Aufbau Architecture and installation: PLAN AG Messebau (plan-ag.com)
Grafische Gestaltung Graphic design: Dennis Luck & Martin Zimmermann (www.luckzimmermann.com)