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Welcome to the Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy
dokument Hochdotierte EU-Stipendien für Max-Planck-Wissenschaftler
18. November 2009
Die europäische Forschungskommission unterstützt innovative Projekte mit elf Millionen Euro [mehr]
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Exploring the secrets of the Universe

The complete sky in radio frequencies (© MPIfR)
The Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy (MPIfR) in Bonn is dedicated to researching astronomical objects through radio and infrared emissions.

Objects investigated include:
  • the Sun and other objects in the solar system
  • stars, supernova remnants and pulsars
  • interstellar gas and nebulae
  • the centre of the Galaxy
  • radio galaxies
  • quasars
In cooperation with international partners, the three research groups at the Institute explore the mysteries of the evolution of the universe. The largest and most important astronomical observatories worldwide are employed in this research. [more]

100-meter radio telescope Effelsberg

Video 100-meter radio telescope
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The Institute’s "house" telescope is the 100-meter Radio Telescope Effelsberg near Bonn – an observatory unique in Europe. The frequent talks held here for the general public (and for scientists) offer insights into the fascinating world of radio astronomy.



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