contactDriveSite MapEnglish version CENTER ABOUT US MEDIA RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGIES SERVICES JOB SEARCH PHD STUDIES PROMOTION OF SCIENCE News The City Hall of Sieradz and the Space Research Center of the Polish Academy of Sciences invite young people to participate in the national space knowledge competition "Rockets in Poland and in the world" and in the accompanying art competition "Rocket at home and in the yard". The honorary patronage over the competitions was taken by the Polish Space Agency. More … CBK News From our research CBK seminars Publications Management Scientific Council Library Polish-Russian Workgroup Conference 2018 Visits to CBK Patronage Conference offer Tenders Guest rooms Links Archives Seminar on October 4, 2018 Institute seminars We kindly invite you to the first space physics seminar after the summer holidays on Thursday , October 4, 2018 at 14 in the hall prof. Stefan Piotrowski on the 2nd floor, ul. Bartycka 18a The lecture will be delivered by prof. dr hab. Wiesław Macek " Turbulence on kinetic scales along the rim of the Earth's magnetosphere based on data from the Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission (MMS) " More… 22nd Science Festival at the Space Research Center Festivals On Sunday, September 23 this year. we invite you to the Space Research Center of the Polish Academy of Sciences for the Open Day as part of the 22nd Warsaw Science Festival. More… The heliosphere is not round! From our research The Heliosphere is an area in outer space filled with material from the solar wind continuously emitted by the Sun. As the Sun moves through a partially ionized and magnetized cloud of interstellar material, the expansion of the solar wind must end at some distance, which is where the pressure of the solar wind is equal to the pressure of the interstellar material. Ultimately, however, the solar wind matter must find an outlet into intergalactic space. But where is it? And does this outflow follow one channel or are there more? It cannot be investigated directly, as so far only two active space probes - Voyager 1 and 2 - have reached the boundary regions of the heliosphere, in addition in the least expected regions as potential solar outflow channels from the heliosphere. More… Magnetic waves from trapped ions observed as far as Pluto's orbit From our research Interplanetary space is filled with magnetized plasma emitted by the Sun (solar wind) and interstellar gas atoms, mainly hydrogen and helium, which continuously penetrate the heliosphere. Interstellar atoms are ionized by ultraviolet radiation and the solar wind. Last Updated on Wednesday 22 August 2018 12:37 More… STIX integration and backup testing completed News In the first week of July, at the Swiss Institute of Paul Scherrer has completed the integration and testing of the spare STIX instrument. The device was created for the Solar Orbiter mission, prepared by the European Space Agency. The Space Research Center of the Polish Academy of Sciences played a significant role in the construction work. More… More articles ... Rockets in Poland and in the world - a space competition for school children The DESIS instrument with Polish subsystems has arrived at the space station CBK PAN among the prestigious Association of European Space Research Centers (ESRE) Polish instruments ready to work in orbit of the moon « first previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 next final » Page 1 of 8 last addedour research Seminar on October 4, 2018 2018 tenders Internship program at CBK PAN Physics of the Earth's cosmic surroundings Geodynamics Visit us on: Recent publications Publications by employees of the Space Research Center of the Polish Academy of Sciences Photos in articles 19th Science Festival 18 Science Picnic of Polish Radio and the Copernicus Science Center 16 Science Picnic of Polish Radio and the Copernicus Science Center II Sieradz Space Conference 15th Science Festival 15 Science Picnic of Polish Radio and the Copernicus Science Center Satellite Techniques Day, April 18, 2011 PhD studies photos: 21st Science Festival at the Space Research Center of the Polish Academy of Sciences Start We have 56 guests online now Joomla! is Free Software released under the GNU GPL License