
In this charming collection the quirky Doctor Ulebuhle invites listeners into a world where classic fairy‑tale shapes meet the marvels of early‑twentieth‑century science. Set against the misty backdrop of the Harz mountains and the ancient town of Goslar, each short narrative blends whimsical characters with easy‑to‑understand explanations of natural phenomena, offering both delight and a gentle lesson.
Among the tales you’ll meet a sun that throws a grand party, a glass coffin that holds a secret, and a daring diver who explores the depths of the sea. Other stories follow a talking tree, a mischievous match‑stick, and a day spent walking on the moon, all narrated with humor and a touch of moral insight. Perfect for curious youngsters and nostalgic adults alike, the book sparks imagination while quietly teaching the wonders of the world around us.
Language
de
Duration
~7 hours (421K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Jens Sadowski
Release date
2020-10-14
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1875–1948
A self-taught popular astronomer from Berlin, he turned the wonders of the night sky into books that invited ordinary readers to look up with curiosity. His writing helped make science feel vivid, human, and close at hand.
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