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Friday, 06 May 2016

Schritte durch die Zeit

Eine Erdlandschaft vor fast 4000 Millionen Jahren auf einem Gemälde von Peter Sawyer. Um diese Zeit dürfte das Leben entstanden sein. Foto: Smithsonian Institution

Eine Erdlandschaft vor fast 4000 Millionen Jahren auf einem Gemälde von Peter Sawyer. Um diese Zeit dürfte das Leben entstanden sein. Foto: Smithsonian Institution

Ausstellung zur Entstehung der Erde im Botanischen Garten der Uni Graz

Vom Beginn des Universums bis zum Ursprung der Menschheit: Auf einem Spazierweg von gut einem Kilometer Länge kann man im Botanischen Garten der Uni Graz die Entstehung der Erde mitverfolgen. Die Ausstellung „Schritte durch die Zeit“ zeigt auf 52 großformatigen Tafeln faszinierende wissenschaftliche Erkenntnisse aus Austronomie, Geologie und Biologie. Start ist vor etwa 4,6 Milliarden Jahren mit der Entstehung unseres Sonnensystems. Mit jedem Schritt überwinden BesucherInnen rund vier Millionen Jahre und entdecken ungeahnte Zusammenhänge des Lebens.

„Wege durch die Zeit“ wird von der Stiftung Drittes Millennium zur Verfügung gestellt, die Nachhaltigkeit in allen Bereichen der Gesellschaft fördert. Die Schau wird am 12. Mai 2016 um 18 Uhr eröffnet und ist bis 25. November wochentags von 8 bis 16.30 Uhr im Freigelände des Botanischen Gartens bei freiem Eintritt zu besichtigen. Die Zeitreise beginnt beim Haupteingang in der Schubertstraße 59.


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