61. Adler Planetarium, Chicago, IL Astronomy information, education resources, visitor s guide, exhibits and shows, and news center. http://www.adlerplanetarium.org/

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62. Fairfax County Public Schools Planetarium Website Spitz A3P Planetarium Projector, Fairfax County Public Schools Planetarium Website, Study Web Award. About Students Teachers Parents Guests http://www.fcps.edu/DIS/OHSICS/planet/

About Students Teachers Special Events ... Links Presented by the nine planetaria of Fairfax County Public Schools. Steve Brown Curator Last updated March 25, 2008

63. Home Page Redirect PRODUCTS. Planetarium Shows Since 1978, our shows, imagery, music have found their way to more than 800 classic planetarium and fulldome theaters in the http://www.lochnessproductions.com/

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64. Digitalis Education Solutions, Inc. Affordable digital planetarium projector for use in portable or small fixed domes; inflatable domes from 4 to 7 m. http://www.digitaliseducation.com/

Welcome to Digitalis. We are the leading provider of digital planetarium systems for the portable and small fixed dome market. Our innovations are grounded upon a unique blend of technical expertise and real-world astronomy education experience. Our goal is to offer the most cost effective, easy to use, and practical astronomy education tools. Our breakthrough Digitarium Alpha planetarium projector, introduced in 2003, was the first truly affordable digital planetarium system. The newer Digitarium Alpha 2 Digitarium Alpha 2+ , and Digitarium Gamma models continue in this mold, offering what we believe are the best value on the market for astronomy education in a small or medium sized dome. The flexibility of digital projection enables educators to cover a much broader and deeper range of topics, a vast improvement over portable analog (pinhole) projectors. Think of the difference between using a slide projector and a computer. Our Digitarium systems stand apart from other digital planetarium systems in a number of critical areas: Best usability: The easiest interface to learn and use is our unique handheld, backlit remote control. Intuitive icons label each button. With no separate control computer required, educators are liberated from complex software interfaces, aren't tethered to the projector, don't need to block audience sight lines, and need only a fraction of the setup time. Spend more time focused on your students rather than your system.

65. Cassini-Huygens: Museums & More A DVD update to the 2004 planetarium show Ring World is still available. The Ring World 2 DVD tells the story of the CassiniHuygens mission to Saturn and http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/museums/index.cfm

@import url( "../cassini-l2.css" ); @import url( "../DynamicListStyle.css" ); + View the NASA Portal Introduction Events Introduction ... Ring World Highlights The story of the international Cassini-Huygens mission to Saturn and Titan is a compelling tale a tale in which new chapters are written every month. Cassini outreach wants to help museums and informal educators find the most up-to-date programming. Ring World 2 A DVD update to the 2004 planetarium show Ring World is still available. The Ring World 2 DVD tells the story of the Cassini-Huygens mission to Saturn and Titan, and includes details about Cassini's thrilling July 2004 Saturn Orbit Insertion. It also covers the successful descent and landing of the Huygens probe on Titan in January 2005, plus images from the first exploration of Saturn's icy moon Enceladus in February 2005. The 35 minute DVD is suitable for all age groups. You can also download a podcast of the DVD in both English and Spanish here A young student, taking his "first-ever" look through a reflector telescope , observes the planet Saturn. (Image Credit: Western Colorado Math and Science Center) Create Your Own Presentation If you would like to augment your Cassini programming with current images, sounds, videos, podcasts and interviews, please refer to the new "

66. ASP: Planetaria Flandrau Science Center and Planetarium, University of Arizona, Tucson. California Morrison Planetarium, California Academy of Sciences, San Francisco http://www.astrosociety.org/resources/linkplanetaria.html

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67. Planetarium In United States Planetarium in United States. Astronomy Clubs Planetarium Space Observatories Museums. A, K, P. Alabama (5), Kansas (9), Pennsylvania (20) http://www.astronomyclubs.com/2/190/0/0/select_state.aspx

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68. The Milky Way Atlas | Guide | Digital Universe | Hayden Planetarium The Digital Universe Guide Digital UniverseGuideThe Milky Way Atlas. http://www.haydenplanetarium.org/universe/duguide/mw_atlas.php

Hayden Planetarium Home About Us Public Programs Resources ... Guide The Milky Way Atlas The Milky Way Atlas PDF E-mail Us Digital Universe Files The Digital Universe Guide ... Milky Way Atlas Overview The Milky Way Atlas The Milky Way , our home Galaxy, is a large concentration of gas, dust, and a few hundred billion stars. Our star, the Sun, is one among them. The Milky Way is called a spiral galaxy for its spiral arms, where much of the gas is concentrated. After an overview of the data groups, we will lead you through the Milky Way Atlas in a series of self-guided tutorials, then provide a reference for each data group. Optimizing the Milky Way Atlas Subsections Milky Way Atlas Overview Milky Way Atlas Tutorial Milky Way Data Groups Optimizing the Milky Way Atlas ... American Museum of Natural History Last Modified: 2007-12-19 by Brian Abbott Home Search Site Map Contact Us ... American Museum of Natural History Last modified: 19 December 2007

69. Planetarium Software The ultimate planetarium is the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey, a set of images covering the entire sky taken with professional telescopes. http://astro.nineplanets.org/astrosoftware.html

Planetarium Software Product Kind Price Demo Author/Publisher Celestia free yes Chris Laurel Distant Suns commercial yes Gary Osborn Digital Universe commercial Hipparchus commercial yes sofTouch APpLications MacAstronomica shareware yes Easysoft Creations MacStronomy commercial yes Etlon Software MPj Equinox shareware yes MicroProjects Night Sky free yes Kaweah Software Observer commercial yes Procyon Planet C shareware yes Lars Gislen Redshift commercial no Maris Multimedia SkyChart III commercial yes Southern Stars Stargazer's Delight shareware yes Ruedi Schmid Starry Night commercial yes Sienna Software Stellarium free yes Fabien Chereau TheSky commercial no Software Bisque Voyager III commercial no Carina Software Where is M13? free yes Think Astronomy Product Kind Price Demo Author/Publisher Adastra Freestar free yes Coeli Software Products Alien Sun commercial yes EKN Enterprises AlphaCentaure freeware yes Francois Nguyen AstroMB commercial yes MBCAA AstroViewer shareware yes Dirk Matussek Astronomica shareware yes Piotr Czerski Atlas du Ciel shareware yes Mario Groleau Coeli - Stella 2000 shareware yes Coeli Software Products Coelix commercial no ngc7000.com

70. Official Site: Griffith Observatory Los Angeles, CA Griffith Observatory offers exciting shows in the Samuel Oschin Planetarium, public telescopes, and observing and astronomy exhibits. http://www.griffithobs.org/

ajaxinclude("menufiles/menuDropdownList.htm") cssdropdown.startchrome("chromemenu") Dr. E.C. Krupp, Director Welcome to Griffith Observatory, a beloved icon of Los Angeles and world leader in public astronomy. Since 1935, the Observatory has given tens of millions of visitors the opportunity to become observers. Griffith Observatory offers exciting shows in the Samuel Oschin Planetarium, public telescopes, and observing and astronomy exhibits. VISITOR INFORMATION Posted May 28, 2008 UPCOMING ACTIVITES All Space Considered Friday, June 6, 2008, 7:30 p.m. Space News and Update program by Griffith Observatory Curator and staff Leonard Nimoy Event Horizon Theater Public Star Party Saturday, June 7, 2008, 2:00 p.m. to closing Los Angeles Astronomical Society and Los Angeles Sidewalk Astronomers Griffith Observatory Front Lawn For other activities, please click here for the Calendar. SPECIAL NOTICES Observatory Traffic Advisory The 2008 season at the Greek Theatre is underway. For those visiting the Observatory when Greek shows are occurring, a lane of inbound traffic for Observatory visitors will be maintained once inside Griffith Park. However, you may encounter congestion on Vermont and Hillhurst Avenues trying to enter the park. An alternative would be Fern Dell / Western Canyon prior to sunset (when the road closes to inbound traffic). Please also be aware that there will be parking restrictions in the area of the Greek Theatre several hours before shows begin. You can view the Greek Theatre schedule by clicking

71. Free Planetarium Programs For Observing The Night Sky. Astronomy freeware. This category is for planetarium or sky observing software. No shareware. Over fifty other free software categories. http://freeware.intrastar.net/planetarium.htm

ASTRONOMY - FREE SOFTWARE Freeware planetarium downloads for win 95/98/ME/XP/Vista. HINDSIGHT IS AN EXACT SCIENCE Page links active as of May 2 '08 HOME PLANET A superb earth and sky simulator. (7.2MB) HOMEPAGE DOWNLOAD STARCALC An excellent planetarium program. Has the 110 object Messier catalog. A large star database can be downloaded from his homepage to add to it. Lots of nice features including star colors. Very nice. With ASCOM telescope control. (753KB) HOMEPAGE DOWNLOAD updated Mar 10 '07 DISTANT SUNS An excellent planetarium program. Not a demo. Leaves out only the files that would make the download unbearable (large star database, pictures and movies). Newly released version 6. (12MB) HOMEPAGE updated Feb 19 '06 HNSKY A nice planetarium program. Author continues to upgrade and expand it. Shows the sun, moon, planets and stars to 16th magnitude (with additional star catalogs). Also, some comets, asteroids and deep sky objects. For advanced astronomers, this and Cartes du Ciel (below) are probably the best. (3MB + databases) HOMEPAGE updated Feb 28 '04 SKY CHARTS (CARTES DU CIEL) Sky charts is primarily for printing out skycharts for observing rather than a strict planetarium program. There are many additional catalogs at the sky chart homepage for downloading and expanding it's functionality. After you download all the catalogs, this program produces incredible star charts. Printing them is fantastic and can be used at the telescope. Only real drawback, is that computers don't label charts as well as people (at least we're still better at something). This is probably the best program for the serious amateur, particularly if you download all the add-ons available for it (preferably with a broadband modem). You can even download the Hubble guide star catalog to produce 14th magnitude charts with this program. I've downloaded the 6 gigabyte USNO star catalog (16th magnitude). Not too bad with DSL modem. That's alot of stars. (3.5MB)

72. STARLAB Portable Planetarium STARLAB is a portable planetarium. It is an inflatable dome capable of accommodating about 25 students. Inside the dome, a cylinder projector is not only http://www.starlab.com/slmain.html

Downloadable Information FAQ Funding Information STARLAB Newsletter ... More photos . . . The STARLAB Portable Planetarium Learn about the various aspects of STARLAB by clicking on a link below or from the lists above. For downloadable information, click here STARLAB Details (Including: Dome Projector Cylinders Curriculum ... STARLAB Community (Including: STARLAB Newsletter Ask the Experts User Links STARLAB FAQ ... STARLAB Ordering Information including pricing "There is very little doubt in the minds of anyone who steps into the STARLAB dome, that it has a unique ability to draw everyone into a wonderful and magical world of astronomy — from novices to experts, from kindergarteners to grandparents, from students to teachers. The sky we see each night reveals many mysteries of our existence. By looking and listening to those distant worlds, we know so much more today about the origins of the universe, the nature of our galaxy, the composition of our Solar System, and the condition of our home — Earth. STARLAB is a portable planetarium. It is an inflatable dome capable of accommodating about 25 students. Inside the dome, a cylinder projector is not only able to show us the night sky devoid of any light pollution; it can take us on a journey from the South Pole to the Equator and on to the North Pole. We can see the sky as it looks right now in New Jersey as well as at the far end of the Australian outback. We can observe our whole galaxy and study the Solar System. We can look deep beneath the Earth's crust to see the tectonic plates and study causes and effects of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. STARLAB can also serve as a great vehicle for exploring different cultures. We can see the sky through the eyes of ancient Egyptians and Greeks, learn the legends of ancient China and Africa, and study the tales of Native Americans.

73. UW-Milwaukee: Manfred Olson Planetarium - Homepage The Manfred Olson Planetarium at the University of WisconsinMilwaukee offers weekly planetarium shows for the general public and for groups, http://www.uwm.edu/Dept/Planetarium/

Homepage For the Public For Teachers For Private Groups ... Contact Us Manfred Olson Planetarium UW-Milwaukee Physics Building 1900 E Kenwood Blvd Milwaukee, WI 53211 Jean Creighton, Director stargaze@uwm.edu Physics 150 Reservations Manfred Olson Planetarium Planetarium Renovation, 2008 The UWM Manfred Olson Planetarium staff is pleased to offer both programs for the general public and for groups. Friday Night Planetarium Show at 7 pm for $1. AstroBreak: free 35 minute show on Wednesday during lunch hour (12:10 to 12:45 pm). Stargazing: on select evenings, weather permitting. Private Programs are available for groups of up to 75 people. The cost is $25 per program. To schedule a private program call 414-229-4961. More information on private programs. Please visit our directions and parking page for travel and parking suggestions and maps. Also see Information for Planetarium Visitors for tips to help make your visit more enjoyable. Our theater is wheel-chair accessible. Friday Night Show Stars in the Spring 7:00 pm AstroBreak Every Wednesday 12:10-12:45 pm Schedule Special Event!

74. NASA OSS Space Science Access - Bringing The Universe To Museums Are you an informal educator working on an Astronomy in the News presentation, a space science exhibit, a new planetarium show? http://teachspacescience.org/cgi-bin/search.plex?catid=10000611&mode=full

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