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Friday, 16 October 2026 · 20:00–21:30

Talk: Cosmic rays – small particles, big effects

Date
Friday, 16 October 2026 · 20:00–21:30 (local time, Europe/Berlin)
Place
🇩🇪 Walter Hohmann Observatory, main lecture room, Essen, Germany · Map ↗
Organiser
Walter-Hohmann-Sternwarte Essen
Price
Price not stated; 15 seats can be reserved, 25 more first come, first served
Event page
https://sternwarte-essen.de/de/programm/vortraege-kurse-fuehrungen/cosmic-rays-kleine-teilchen-grosse-wirkung
Source
https://sternwarte-essen.de/de/programm/vortraege-kurse-fuehrungen

Dr Tim-Eric Rathjen (University of Cologne) explains cosmic rays – fast charged particles from space, not light. Where do they come from, what happens when they hit the atmosphere, and what do they tell us about exploding stars, the origin of elements and Einstein's relativity? In cooperation with VHS Essen.

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