Exoplaneten: Wetter und Klima
An artist's rendering depicts the stormy, reddish-dark night side of the exoplanet WASP-76b. Thick bands of clouds are visible in the sky, while glowing streaks rain down like a shower of molten iron.

Exoplaneten: Wetter und Klima

Leitung: Christiane Helling

Exoplaneten: Charakterisierung und Evolution
The artist's rendering depicts the exoplanet HD 189733b as a dark blue sphere with a reddish glow against the backdrop of dark space. In the foreground on the left is a large portion of a brightly shining, yellow-orange star with active solar flares.

Exoplaneten: Charakterisierung und Evolution

Leitung: Luca Fossati

Protoplanetare Scheiben und Astrochemie
An artist's rendering of planetary formation, featuring a massive, rotating disk of dust and gas surrounding a young star. In the foreground, celestial bodies, asteroid collisions, and passing comets can be seen.

Protoplanetare Scheiben und Astrochemie

Leitung: Peter Woitke

Planetenphysik im Sonnensystem
The infographic shows a large, burning sun on the left against a black background, and next to it on the right, a diagram illustrating the formation of various celestial bodies. Pink arrows connect illustrations of asteroid impacts and dust clouds to planets such as Mars, Venus, and Earth.

Planetenphysik im Sonnensystem

Leitung: Helmut Lammer

Weltraumplasma­physik
The illustration shows Earth in space, surrounded by a protective, glowing blue magnetic field depicted as curved lines. To the left of it, a bright sun shines, and its streams of particles can be seen striking the protective magnetic shield.

Weltraumplasma­physik

Leitung: Rumi Nakamura

Bordcomputer
The close-up photo shows the corner of a purple microchip mounted on a light brown circuit board. Numerous fine gold and silver metal pins seamlessly connect the edges of the chip to the circuit board.

Bordcomputer

Leitung: Gabriel Giono

Weltraum­magnetometer

Weltraum­magnetometer

Leitung: Werner Magnes

Satellite Laser Ranging

Satellite Laser Ranging

Leitung: Michael Steindorfer