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The Planetarium and Atmospherium: An Indoor Universe by O. Richard Norton, 1968 Geared to the Stars: The Evolution of Planetariums, Orreries, and Astronomical Clocks by Henry C. King, 1978 Cosmic Perspective Media Update with MasteringAstronomy(TM) and Voyager SkyGazer Planetarium Software, The (4th Edition) by Jeffrey O. Bennett, Megan Donahue, et all 2006-12-21 Le Planetarium by Nathalie Sarraute, 1959-01-01 Planetarium educator's workshop guide (ERIC reports) by Alan J Friedman, 1980 Looking Beyond: A History of the Adler Planetarium & Astronomy Museum Out and About at the Planetarium by Theresa Jarosz Alberti, 2004 The Essential Cosmic Perspective Media Update with Astronomy Place website, Skygazer Planetarium Software, eBook CDROM and Astronomy media workbook (3rd Edition) by Jeffrey O. Bennett, Megan Donahue, et all 2005-02-09 Linux Planetarium Software: Kstars, Celestia, Stellarium, Digital Universe Atlas Aspectos Planetarios/ Planetarium Aspects (Spanish Edition) by Tracy Marks, 2006-06-30 Starry Night The most realistic planetarium software (Windows/Mac Version 6 User's Guide) by Imaginova Publishing, 2006 Planetaria: Planetarium, Artis, Observatory of Strasbourg, American Museum of Natural History, List of Planetariums, Mclaughlin Planetarium Science Museums in Tennessee: Natural History Museums in Tennessee, Gray Fossil Site, Dinosaur Walk Museum, Pink Palace Museum and Planetarium Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum: Ancient Mystical Order Rosae Crucis, Rosicrucian Park, Rose Garden (San Jose), Harvey Spencer Lewis, Amarna, Ralph Maxwell Lewis, Planetarium

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41. Crystal Coast Museums, Aquariums & Planetariums
    Crystal Coast Museums, Aquariums planetariums. Includes reviews and ratings from locals and tourists.  
    http://www.ncbeaches.com/CrystalCoast/Attractions/MuseumsAquariumsPlanetariums/
    
    Extractions: Log In Register help ... Brunswick Beaches Kids Shop Home Crystal Coast Attractions showSubMenu(oHome) var sCurUrl = "http://www.ncbeaches.com/CrystalCoast/Attractions/MuseumsAquariumsPlanetariums/" var addtoMethod = 1 var AddURL = document.location.href var AddTitle = escape(document.title) var oStart = true Community Lodging Activities Attractions ... Swansboro showSubMenu(oCrystalCoast) All Results 1 - 5 of 5 Sorted by Number of Reviews Sorted by Overall Rating Sorted by Name A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

42. Welcome To Carl Zeiss Planetarium
    Planetarium installations with Zeiss projectors throughout the world. All press announcements concerning the Planetarium Division  
    http://www.zeiss.de/planetariums

43. Countdown Creations - Home Planetariums: Star, Planet & 3-D Projectors
    Home planetariums. Transform any darkened room into an amazing space theater! Error Data not available (103) Error Data not available (103)  
    http://www.countdowncreations.com/home_planetariums.htm

44. PLANETARIUMS, OBSERVATORIES AND EARTH SCIENCE EXHIBITS.
    ED018359 planetariums, OBSERVATORIES AND EARTH SCIENCE EXHIBITS.  
    http://www.eric.ed.gov/ERICWebPortal/recordDetail?accno=ED018359

45. Planetariums&Observatories In New Jersey
    The NJ State Museum Planetarium is a 150 seat stateof-the-art planetarium with They are one of only 60 planetariums in the country participating in  
    http://www.funnj.com/leisure/planet/
    
    Extractions: The Dreyfuss Planetarium, located on the first floor of the Newark Museum, offers an other-worldly experience that is further enhanced by new projection equipment, digital audio and video, computers, video projectors and a Sky-Skan automation system. They house a Zeiss Skymaster ZKP3 star projector, New Jersey's first and only planetarium to own one. They also have a Sphaera, a portable planetarium dome which educators bring to schools enabling students to study the cosmos in their learning environment. A gift shop is available offering astronomy merchandise, books, postcards and more.

46. Rose Center For Earth And Space - The New York Times - Narrowed By 'PLANETARIUMS
    Your search for planetariums in Rose Center for Earth and Space returned 20 Allyn Thompson letter on May 18 article on Hayden Planetarium scores  
    http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/organizations/r/rose_center_

47. SkyWatch Planetariums And Museums Links
    Main planetariums and Museums. Museums and public institutions devoted to Rose Center For Earth And Space The New Hayden Planetarium in New York City  
    http://www.sky-watch.com/links/planetariums_museums.html

48. The Role Of Science Centres And Planetariums
    Science centres planetariums and similar places such as visitor centres and public observatories have an essential role to play in school education.  
    http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2003IAUSS...4E..78L
    
    Extractions: IAU Bibliographic Code: Abstract Science centres planetariums and similar places such as visitor centres and public observatories have an essential role to play in school education. Even in states where astronomy is in the curriculum teachers often have a limited knowledge of the subject. Consequently they are happy to bring their students to a place where they can be instructed by professional astronomy educators. Where astronomy is not on the curriculum the centres provide teachers with the opportunity of using the appeal of astronomy to excite students about science. In this paper we will look at a number of examples of what science centres and planetariums provide to school students. Sydney Observatory is open for school visits throughout each school term. Visits are highly structured making use of all the facilities of the observatory in informing the students and exciting them about astronomy. Facilities available include a new interactive 3-D theatre a very small planetarium modern and historic telescopes an exhibition and a lecture room.

49. Long Island Attractions You Should Not Miss Seeing - Includes Museums, Aquariums
    Attractions Museums, Aquariums, planetariums, Nature and Wildlife. Doing some sightseeing on Long Island? Here are places you shouldn t miss visiting.  
    http://longisland.about.com/od/attractions/Attractions_Museums_Aquariums_Planeta
    
    Extractions: zGCID=" test0" zGCID+=" test8" zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') You are here: About Long Island, NY Things to Do on Long Island Attractions Long Island, NY Long Island, NY Essentials April on Long Island ... Things to Do on Long Island Attractions Doing some sightseeing on Long Island? Here are places you shouldn't miss visiting. Long Island Botanical Gardens and Arboretums Stroll through one of these beautifully landscaped botanical gardens on a sunny afternoon. Many couples use these gardens as a backdrops for wedding photographs or for the ceremonies themselves, but be sure to check with management about permits and fees first. In addition, several of these gardens host concerts, tours, classes and other events. Most Kid Friendly Attractions on Long Island These are the most kid friendly attractions on Long island - The best Long Island attractions for children Atlantis Marine World - Review #2 A review of Atlantis Marine World in Riverhead, Long Island, New York Atlantis Marine World Explore Atlantis Marine World in Riverhead, Long Island. See the sea lion show, learn about sharks, touch sting rays, sea stars, and horseshoe crabs. Open year round.

50. Portable Planetariums - Planetarios Portatiles -
    Portable planetariums. Planetarios Portatiles. Planetario Portatil. Portable Planetarium. Planetario Movil. Planetario Movel. Inflatable Domes.  
    http://www.planetarios.com/

51. @LA Los Angeles Astronomy Clubs/Observatory/Planetariums/Degrees/Research In Sou
    LA Astronomy/Astronomical Sciences in Los Angeles/Southern California Greater Metro Area.  
    http://www.at-la.com/@la-astro.htm

52. Planetariums And Amateur Astronomy (November 22, 2002, One)
    Like Science Friday Host Ira Flatow, you may have memories of gazing at a planetarium dome and being swept away by the twinkling show that made you feel as  
    http://www.kidsnet.org/sfkc/sfkc20021122-1.html
    
    Extractions: Planetariums and Amateur Astronomy (November 22, 2002, One) Program Summary Guests Related Links and Resources For Discussion ... SFKC Home Program Summary Program Summary Like Science Friday Host Ira Flatow, you may have memories of gazing at a planetarium dome and being swept away by the twinkling show that made you feel as if you were atop a lonely mountain, blanketed by stars. Todays planetarium shows offer much more than a look at the night sky. Some can even take you inside the gas pillars of a forming star. Todays shows have to compete with Hollywood and computer-generated games, so the technologies that drive them are sophisticated, digital wonders that can bring the stars and space phenomena to life. The wonder of the stars drives many amateur astronomers out into the night-and keeps them there, sometimes performing work much like that of their paid counterparts. One amateur, David Levy, has discovered several comets, including comet Shoemaker-Levy, which bears his name. Better equipment is opening up the skies for amateur astronomers to make important discoveries, possibly even discoveries of extrasolar planets. As one science teacher who called in to the program pointed out, given the opportunity to use telescopes, students take to astronomy like space debris to a black hole. Below youll find some ways to engage your students in such heavenly pursuits.

53. Arizona Heritage Traveler - Planetariums & Observatories - Kitt Peak National Ob
    Arizona Heritage Traveler, the unique Web site that delivers Arizona s finest heritage and cultural experiences.  
    http://www.arizonaheritagetraveler.org/templates/attractions.php?nid=2&id=6&star

54. About, Above: Part 1 - Cardboard Planetariums Throughout The Streets Of Sydney |
    Please be advised that on Friday 22nd + Saturday 23rd February, 2008, there will be three Cardboard planetariums installed throughout the Sydney CBD, rain,  
    http://www.aliak.com/node/14303
    
    Extractions: Search this site: Home Submitted by AliaK on Tue, 2008-02-19 18:25 Please be advised that on Friday 22nd + Saturday 23rd February, 2008, there will be three Cardboard Planetariums installed throughout the Sydney CBD, rain, hail or shine. You are very much invited. Details of exact locations will be advised on THE JUNE FOX website on Thursday 21st Feb. The splendor of the night sky has been a source of wonder, discovery and agitation for our species throughout human history. The observation of the heavens has defined religions, revolutionized scientific thought, guided navigators, and inspired countless mythologies. It has been said that 'they who cannot see the night sky, cannot see...' In most urban environments, and cities in particular, light pollution renders the night sky down to a few of the brightest stars and planets, obscuring the majority of what has been so essential to our species' development. Perhaps it doesn't matter. Perhaps the stimulus of stargazing is not essential to a happy life. But just in case... The Cardboard Planetariums will be found throughout the city, hanging in space, rotating lazily around their central hanging axis. You are welcome to duck inside, and to stand for a moment (or as long as you like) inside a solar-powered simulation of the night sky.

55. VIA Online: Planetariums
    Forget about snoozy constellation lectures. Today s planetariums feature laser shows, animation, and music by the likes of Pink Floyd and the Beastie Boys.  
    http://www.viamagazine.com/weekenders/planetariums00.asp
    
    Extractions: March / April 2008 Home Weekenders Events Archives Surefire Star Gazing By Melody Lee F orget the days when visits to the planetarium meant dozing off to a voice droning on about constellations. Planetariums nowadays include special effects, laser technology, and state-of-the-art sound systems that reveal a galaxy that might otherwise be shrouded in cloud and city light. Some planetariums also hold laser shows where laser graphics, animation, and midair-beam displays are choreographed to music by artists such as Pink Floyd, Metallica, and the Beastie Boys. Here's a select handful. California Alexander F. Morrison Planetarium, San Francisco www.calacademy.org/planetarium Holt Planetarium, Lawrence Hall of Science, University of California at Berkeley www.lhs.berkeley.edu/Planetarium.html Minolta Planetarium, DeAnza Community College, Cupertino planetarium.fhda.edu/pltwww/ghome.html Griffith Observatory, Los Angeles www.griffithobs.org

56. Science Central : Science - Astronomy - Institutions - Planetariums
    Category Listing Science Astronomy - Institutions - planetariums.  
    http://www.sciencecentral.com/category/48641

57.   StarDomes - Personal Planetariums by Gadgetizer.com
    StarDomes Personal planetariums Unfortunately, not many folks live way out in the boonies like I do, so they miss out on having access to awe-inspiring  
    http://www.gadgetizer.com/2005/09/12/stardomes-personal-planetariums/
    
    Extractions: Numinus that can help with their unique StarDomes StarDomes are durable molded fiberglass domes that are light weight, require no assembly and are easy to install. The true constellations are mapped out against a hand painted airbrushed sky with billowy clouds all around the horizon to create a magical sky full of twinkling stars on your ceiling. A cove light lines the perimeter of dome and can be dimmed via remote control to provide cool sunrise and sunset effects. Numinus StarDomes web site in regards to pricing but there are a lot of great photos and some streaming video . Apparently these StarDomes Extreme Makeover Home Edition seen in North America. [via OhGizmo Filed under: Artwork Furniture Space Travel Homestar Planetarium - Gadgetizer.com September 27th, 2005 at 7:48 pm One Year Ago at Gadgetizer - Nr. 1 - Gadgetizer.com September 13th, 2006 at 7:01 pm ... Webcam with suction cup - no thanks iriver NF LIFE - GPS and PMP by Gadgetizer.com: [...] Continuing the trend of

58. Albany Museums, Planetariums And Historical Societies - Visit The Capital Distri
    Albany abounds with museums both within the City limits and in nearby Upstate New York communities. The Capital District also offers planetariums and  
    http://www.albany.com/Guide/Attractions_MuseumsPlanetariums.cfm

59. Visit Your Local Planetariums -- Entertainment, Museum Of Discovery And Science
    You don t have to wait until nighttime to see the stars. You just have to visit a planetarium and there are three great ones in South Florida.  
    http://www.newsday.com/travel/destinations/florida/sfe-sfp-more-things-to-do2,0,
    
    Extractions: March 31, 2008 Search Newsday.com Web enhanced by Login or register Home Delivery You don't have to wait until nighttime to see the stars. You just have to visit a planetarium - and there are three great ones in South Florida. There you can view the stars and planets and learn about celestial events that you really can't see with all the city lights blocking out the stars. Here's a tour: On the day of my visit, there were 17 children and 10 adult chaperons from the kindergarten class at Happyland Day School in Fort Lauderdale. The group gathered into the 101-seat auditorium awaiting the first showing of the day as the guide explained that the room was about to get dark to simulate the night sky. The children expressed some rumbled concerns. However, once the lights were off, and the show began, nothing but oohs and aahhs filled the air from the tough audience of 5- and 6-year-olds. "I was here approximately 10 years ago and the show was way over the children's heads," said kindergarten teacher Vicki Adams. "But this show was definitely geared to younger children and kept their interest with the musical accompaniment. It built to their level and retained their involvement." The show, In my Backyard, is a fantastic introduction to the sky and the planetarium itself. You will join in the planet rap while learning about bears and lions that appear in your nighttime sky. Alex Green and Brooks Gilmore, both 6, were mesmerized by the rhyming poem that named all nine planets and their locations.

60. University Of Maryland Observatory Calendar 2003
    planetariums/Science Centers. WMB = William M. Brish Planetarium Astro Clubs/planetariums/Observatories Would you like to have your special public  
    http://www.astro.umd.edu/openhouse/calendar03/calendar.html
    
    Extractions: The following organizations sponsor many events in the region. Items on the calendar are color coded to show the sponsor organization. For example, items in yellow are sponsored by us, the UM Observatory! The USNO has a very limited, reservation only system. Please check their website for available dates and to apply for observing passes. Clubs Planetariums/Science Centers Davis, Albert Einstein and Rock Creek Park all have extensive schedules that would fill up the calendar below. Please check their websites directly for regular daily public programs. Astronomy Stores Astro Clubs/Planetariums/Observatories - Would you like to have your special public event(s) posted here? Send details of your event to

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