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How are planets, stars, and galaxies formed? Can you successfully land the Apollo 11 lunar module? UZH Space offers a vivid and interactive look at how scientists at UZH are exploring the big questions about the universe.

Studying how animals perceive, learn, and make decisions can help us understand the evolutionary diversity of intelligence. But how do we measure thinking in animals that cannot tell us what they know?

What can your eyes reveal about the way you think and make decisions? Try eye tracking and virtual reality, see your gaze in real time and discover how researchers study attention, learning and spatial decision-making.

At CERN, physicists are investigating what holds the world together at its core. Two of the major unresolved questions are the origin of dark matter and the difference between matter and antimatter.

Muons are tiny elementary particles that pass through everything. As they do so, they gather information—just like detectives. Learn how researchers use this information to study all kinds of things: from archaeological finds and fundamental laws of physics to snow in the Alps.

How does continuous dependence on navigation systems affect our sense of direction? What does this mean for our ability to learn about geographical space? See for yourself what happens when you drive through a virtual city in a driving simulator.