We rely on powerful telescopes to detect the light from distant stars and galaxies. Even then, most light from objects in space is released at wavelengths our eyes can not see, such as infrared or X-rays. Then we have black holes, dark matter, dark energy and gravitational waves, which do not produce any light at all. Learn how astronomers can "see the invisible" to uncover the mysteries of the Universe.
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Free, although pre-booking is requiredDuration
- 27th January 2027
