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Congratulations to Anna Maria Weiß from Einstein-Gymnasium Neuenhagen on winning the national "Jugend forscht" competition with her study on the exoplanet TOI1147b with our installed observatory.

Baader Planetarium supplies two 6.15-meter slit domes and 1-meter telescopes for the German Armed Forces' space surveillance project. PlaneWave Instruments' precision telescopes and Teledyne's advanced CMOS cameras enable monitoring of objects in low Earth and geostationary orbits.

The Ole Rømer Observatory is located in the suburb of Højbjerg, south of Aarhus (Denmark), and is part of the Science Museums at Aarhus University. The observatory was built in 1911 for the German private...

Our services for high-end telescopes and turnkey observatories ensure seamless projects tailored to diverse global needs. Baader Planetarium GmbH, with over 58 years of expertise, offers advanced solutions from dome installations to cutting-edge telescope setups

The Open University won the Queen's Anniversary Prize 2023 for its OpenSTEM Labs, enabling global experiments in computer science, health, and astronomy. Two robotic observatories on Tenerife support research and education.

The life story of a Baader dome by Christoph B., featuring state-of-the-art technology and weathering extreme conditions. The 10Micron GM3000 HPS mount delivers impressive results in long-exposure photography and was pivotal to its success.

Baader 2.3m AllSky Dome at the Large Binocular Telescope: Despite its small size next to the LBT protective structure, our dome plays a central role for the Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics.

COAST (right) and PIRATE (left) on the morning of our first day The United Kingdom's Open University (OU) operates two robotic telescopes, along with an associated weather station and all sky camera, 2390m (7840ft...