Dagmar und Heino Falcke lesen: Kekskrümel im All

"Daddy, how big is the sky?" Jana often asks in the evening. She feels tiny under the canopy of stars. Her father, an astrophysicist, patiently explains the universe. Together they travel through the galaxies in their minds, talking about stars, black holes and the Milky Way. They use a flashlight to send light messages to the moon. When Jana's friend loses her grandmother, she wonders whether she too can see the light greeting.

Dagmar Falcke doesn't know much about black holes, but she knows all the more about children. She is a teacher and runs an elementary school near Cologne. Together with her husband, she has three grown-up children and a granddaughter who is just discovering the world.

Heino Falcke is a bestselling author, award-winning astrophysicist and professor. He and his team took the first photo of a black hole. An asteroid was even named after him.

Children aged 3 and over need their own ticket.

With the kind support of BKK Pfalz