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SUMMARY:Bonner Sternenhimmel: Kepler’s next star – where are the Milk
 y Way’s supernovae?
LOCATION:Argelander Institute for Astronomy lecture hall\, Auf dem Hügel
  71\, Bonn\, Bonn
GEO:50.728;7.087
DESCRIPTION:Dr Helmut Wiesemeyer of the Max Planck Institute for Radio As
 tronomy in Bonn talks about supernovae in our galaxy and where the next o
 ne might appear. A joint event of the Volkssternwarte Bonn\, the Argeland
 er Institute and MPIfR\; telescope observing follows if the sky is clear.
 \n\nVolkssternwarte Bonn e.V.\nhttps://astrometrik.com/en/events/e/377-bo
 nner-sternenhimmel-kepler-s-next-star-where-are-the-milky-way-s
URL:https://astrometrik.com/en/events/e/377-bonner-sternenhimmel-kepler-s
 -next-star-where-are-the-milky-way-s
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