DLR - DLR_School_Lab - Neustrelitz

DLR_School_Lab Neustrelitz

The huge antenna dishes at DLR’s Neustrelitz site rather give the game away: you're in contact with space here! Or, to be more precise, with the satellites whose signals are picked up here. But how is this data from orbit actually used? And what does ‘space weather’ mean? These questions are answered at the DLR_School_Lab Neustrelitz through exciting hand-on experiments that impart physics knowledge while also showing that science and technology can be fun.

DLR_Project Lab

The DLR_Project_Lab is part of the DLR_School_Lab in Neustrelitz. It offers interested schoolchildren from the local area the chance to participate in courses, study groups, workshop projects and internships.

Experiments

The Neustrelitz site focuses primarily on satellites and space. How are satellites carried up into space and what extreme conditions are they exposed to? How are their signals received, and how do we use them to communicate? And how do satellites benefit our everyday life on Earth?

Visit us in Neustrelitz

You want to be a scientist for one day? No problem! The DLR_School_Labs invite students to explore the fascinating world of research. Get to know you can sign up.