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Schoolgirls visit High-Flux Solar Furnace in Cologne on Girls'Day
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Girls'Day 2026
Things get really hot at the High-Flux Solar Furnace: researchers can carry out experiments here at temperatures of up to 2,500 degrees Celsius.
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