In the lecture, you'll hear about everything from possible evidence of life on a planet outside our solar system to the hunt for the ninth planet in our solar system. \u00d8degaard also talks about a visitor from another solar system and takes you into topics such as black holes and wormholes.<\/p>\n
The evening is not just about the distant universe, but also about the future. Can you work on the Moon or move to Mars? And can space elevators actually become a reality within the next twenty years? You'll also hear about mysterious dark matter, which some refer to as ghost particles, and about how we can see the universe's infancy for the first time.<\/p>\n
The lecture also features the story of the most violent explosion we know of, and much more, at a brisk pace and with broad perspectives.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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