Dear visitor and supporters,
We hope that 2021 has started well for you all.
Although the ESO Supernova currently remains closed, we are happy to bring you some more virtual astronomy offers. The first of these is a live virtual tour of our exhibition, which takes place on 4 February.
We are happy to be hosting the annual MPE Women in Astronomy talk, this year presented by ESO astronomer, Dr. Suzanna Randall. This event will take place on Thursday 11 February at 19:00 CET.
If you did not already complete our short survey, we would be very grateful if you could spend 5 minutes on it. The information you provide will help us to continue to improve our offers.
Many thanks for your continued support. We look forward to welcoming you again as soon as possible.
The ESO Supernova Team
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30 November 2020: Like all other museums and galleries, in line with government restrictions to help limit the spread of the coronavirus, the ESO Supernova must remain closed until at least 14 February.
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1 February 2021: Whilst the ESO Supernova remains closed to the public and guided tours are not possible in our beautiful building, we are introducing live virtual tours of our exhibition. The first ...
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29 January 2021: The latest issue of the free digital magazine Science in School is available. This European journal for science teachers offers up-to-date information on cutting-edge science, teaching materials, science education projects ...
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22 December 2020: While the ESO Supernova Planetarium & Visitor Centre remains closed due to the ongoing pandemic, our staff has developed a series of online and virtual content to allow us to ...
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18 December 2020:
During this time of enforced closure, we would like to get to know our visitors better, to help us understand their experiences of the ESO Supernova and to help us ...
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