Why is spacetime curved?

© QuantumFrontiers/Sofie Puttfarken

What you always wanted to know about (quantum) physics but were afraid to ask

The United Nations proclaimed 2025 as the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology. For Lea Richtmann, physicist at the Cluster of Excellence QuantumFrontiers, and artists Miriam Ebbing, Steff Hörmanseder und Ilona Klein , this is a welcome opportunity for a joint project. Together with their team, they want to connect science and art, explore physical questions in a new and different way and inspire people to further think about these topics.

What is quantum? How does gravity work? How do stars form? What is dark matter and why are we looking for it?

Following the great success of the first two performances in April, two further performances will now take place as part of Science November.

Admission is free.

Miriam Ebbing and Lea Richtmann

Two performances on

15 and 16 November 2025

Begins at 19:00, admission from 18:30

Where? RAMPE - Coworking für Musiker:innen Gerhardtstraße 3, 30167 Hannover