Arnold Hanslmeier is a professor of astrophysics and was the director of the Institute of Physics at the University of Graz. Research stays and his positions as a guest professor have taken him to locations such as Toulouse, Freiburg, Innsbruck, Tenerife, Vienna, Zagreb, and Slovakia. His repertoire is diverse: lectures for interested laypeople, experienced author of educational, popular science, and specialized books, as well as photographs taken at his private observatory, among other things. In 2023, the asteroid 182674 was named in his honor.

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• The Light of the Stars.- Telescopes – Eyes into the Universe.- Light from the Edge of the Universe – The World of Galaxies.- The Radio Sky.- Gravitational Waves – A New Window into the Cosmos.- Neutrinos – Ghost Particles.- The Hubble Space Telescope.- The James Webb Telescope.

Arnold Hanslmeier is a professor of astrophysics and was the director of the Institute of Physics at the University of Graz. Research stays and his positions as a guest professor have taken him to locations such as Toulouse, Freiburg, Innsbruck, Tenerife, Vienna, Zagreb, and Slovakia. His repertoire is diverse: lectures for interested laypeople, experienced author of educational, popular science, and specialized books, as well as photographs taken at his private observatory, among other things. In 2023, the asteroid 182674 was named in his honor.

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• The Light of the Stars.- Telescopes – Eyes into the Universe.- Light from the Edge of the Universe – The World of Galaxies.- The Radio Sky.- Gravitational Waves – A New Window into the Cosmos.- Neutrinos – Ghost Particles.- The Hubble Space Telescope.- The James Webb Telescope.