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One of the most go-getting amateur observatories in Germany is located just below Starkenburg fortress. Its club members cooperate with the European Space Agency ESA and are extremely diligent in discovering minor planets. Heppenheim is an inhospitable place. Barren and cold. Its diameter of about five kilometres and the corresponding gravitation is barely enough to ...https://wosonst.eu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Julian-Beekmann-Fotografie-7.jpg