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When in August 2014 Professor Claus Laemmerzahl learned that Galileo satellites 5 and 6 had not reached their designated orbits, he immediately had a vision of using them for his research on the general theory of relativity.

By offering the membership the International Academy of Astronautics is honoring Professor Claus Lämmerzahl for his achievements in the field of space science.

The REXUS/BEXUS 2015 program is now open for proposals. For the 9th time, university students are getting the chance to send their experiments into the stratosphere or mesosphere.

The 100th anniversary of Einstein's Theory of General Relativity brings new public attention to the research of ZARM scientists who are involved in the European satellite mission...

On May 8, the "friends of ZARM" association awarded its annual prize to students for their outstanding bachelor and master thesis.

Honoring the 100th anniversary of Einstein's memorable speech on his Theory of General Relativity, a course of lectures on Einstein's revolutionary work will start on March 30, 2015 in the House of Science in Bremen.

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.