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In his latest paper, ZARM scientist Norman Gürlebeck proves that the no-hair theorem also holds for black holes in binary systems. Despite the distortion due to tidal forces, it is shown that non-rotating and uncharged black holes in a less restricti

For three months, twelve pupils from Bremen schools have swapped their classroom for a lab in the Drop Tower Bremen to construct and conduct fluid experiments in weightlessness.

The Second German CanSat competition is now open. The contest offers teams from German schools the chance for a first experience of a real space mission.

With an experiment proposal on fire safety in space five students of the University of Bremen managed to convince the jury of the international REXUS Program.

ZARM supports young research teams from non-space-faring countries to conduct their own microgravity experiment series at the Drop Tower Bremen. Three students from the German Jordanian University were selected for the UN Fellowship Program...

On 8 October 2014 at 19:56 hrs (MET) the research balloon BEXUS 19 was launched to its nightflight at the Swedish space centre ESRANGE in Kiruna. Only a few days later another balloon, BEXUS 18 shall follow. On board of both balloon gondolas are fasc

For the third time, the scientific team around Professor Michael Dreyer succeeded in reinstalling a fluid dynamics experiment on the International Space Station which was originally designed for a single use.

ZARM scientist Dr.-Ing. Benny Rievers has received the Zeldovich Medal of the Russian Academy of Sciences for his extraordinary scientific achievements in fundamental physics.

Get married at the top of the 146 meter Drop Tower and have a fascinating view over the University of Bremen with its Technology Park and the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen.