Brilliant Questions - Research at Child Height with Cecilie Herluf

Where do shooting stars come from? Why is the sky blue? What is a star really? Astrophysicist and observer Cecilie Herluf from the University of Copenhagen takes children and adults on a journey through the solar system, the Milky Way, and to the edge of the universe - all at child height.

Along the way, it's not just about answers, but about the questions themselves: how do you cultivate curiosity, and what questions - silly, clever, and absurd - did earlier astronomers ask to help us understand the world?

The event is for children aged 9 and up and their adults. Registration takes place at soroefolkeuniversitet.dk to ensure there are seats for everyone. Location: The Children's Library.

Questions for Sorø Folkeuniversitet can be sent to fusoroe@pm.me.