Dr. Monika Staesche
On August 9, the full moon will once again shine over Berlin - reason enough to take a closer look at this celestial companion on this day. After all, it is not only the closest neighbor, but also the only celestial body on which humans have already set foot.
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Der Mond knapp über einem Bergkamm am Horizont.
- What do people know about it today?
- What is behind such strange terms as "supermoon" or "blood moon"?
- What does it look like there?
- And could people live on it?
Of course, there is also music on the subject - because hardly any other celestial object is as pervasive in our human culture as the moon.
(IN GERMAN)
Additional information
Price info: (School classes: €5 per person, 2 accompanying persons receive free admission)
Price: €10.00
Reduced price: €8.00
Booking: Dates according to calendar.
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Price: €10.00
Reduced price: €8.00
Booking: Dates according to calendar.
Please book via our ticket hotline:
Tel +49 30 421845-10
E-mail ticket@planetarium.berlin
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August 2025
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