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UNDERSTANDING ECLIPSES (August 11–13, 2026)

Explorations Shows

Published 27.07.2026

ASTRONOMY: Observing & Understanding Eclipses

On Wednesday, August 12, an eclipse will be visible in Luxembourg (starting at 7:00 PM)! To celebrate, we invite you to join us in Differdange for 3 days entirely dedicated to the topic of ECLIPSES (From Tuesday, August 11 to Thursday, August 13, open from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM).

Dive into the heart of the cosmos' mysteries! An eclipse is much more than a simple astronomical phenomenon: it is a fascinating spectacle where light and shadow meet to reveal the secrets of the Universe.

How are they formed? Why aren't they visible everywhere? And above all, how can you observe them safely? Discover how eclipses have marked history, inspired civilizations, and driven scientists to better understand our place in the Universe.

 

PROGRAM (August 11–13, 2026)

  • PLANETARIUM SHOW: A new show, specifically focused on eclipses.
  • SUN OBSERVATION: Weather permitting, you will be able to observe the sun. Please note: We will not be observing the eclipse on site, as it will take place starting at 7:00 PM (after our closing hours).
  • …and much more!

 

SHOP INFO : Looking for eclipse glasses to watch the phenomenon safely? You can find them in our shop starting today (while supplies last). We are also offering a brand-new range of products and goodies featuring our new mascot, "LuScie"—prepare to be surprised!

Join us at the Science Center to unravel the mysteries of eclipses during these three days dedicated to the cosmos!

Book your tickets here: https://tickets.science-center.lu/fr/

ECLIPSE OBSERVATION? @Ettelbruck · August 12, 2026

Did you know? On August 12, 2026, Ettelbruck will host a major public science event starting at 5:00 PM! On the agenda: safe sun observation, family workshops, live explanations, and activities hosted by several contributors, including the LUXEMBOURG SCIENCE CENTER.

Find more info here: https://nightwise.lu/solar-eclipse-2026/

Plan your exploration !

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