"Einstein's Theory of Relativity Observatory Reopens, Unveiling New Discoveries"

The Einsteinturm (Einstein Tower), a solar observatory near Berlin built to represent Albert Einstein's theory of relativity, has reopened after a year-long renovation project. The tower, constructed between 1920 and 1922, underwent extensive repairs to preserve its authenticity and structural integrity. Designed by architect Erich Mendelsohn, the tower features a unique expressionist architecture and houses telescopes and observation laboratories for studying solar magnetic fields. While no longer at the forefront of research, the observatory continues to be used for training students and developing new solar telescopes. A digital exhibition has been launched to provide information to visitors.