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A pictorial visit to Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles
Griffith Observatory with the Astronomers Monument in front. Photo Nick Lomb Recently I had the opportunity to visit one of the most famous and most popular public observatories in the world, the Griffith Observatory. This observatory is spectacularly located in … Continue reading
Melbourne Planetarium Presentations at IPS2014
During the IPS2014 conference all three attendees from Museum Victoria presented papers. Tanya Hill presented – GAMA: A new astronomical dataset exploring cosmology and galaxy evolutions. This paper was very well received as Tanya demonstrated how planetariums can now work … Continue reading
Vendors Exhibition Hall at IPS2014
This year at IPS the Vendors Exhibition area has been staged inside an enormous marquee. Here are a few photos of the area. Fulldome Pro are the new kids on the block, having only been in business for five years, … Continue reading
IPS2014 Opens in Beijing
The IPS2014 conference kicked off today at the Beijing Planetarium. Over 370 delegates from43 countries are attending. Dr Jin Zhu, director of the Beijing Planetarium, officially opened the conference. It was a lovely ceremony, the highlight for me, was the … Continue reading
Macao International Fulldome Festival – Award Winners!
The awards for the Macao International Fulldome Festival were announced tonight. And the winners are…. Best Children’s Production Cocomong: A Space Adventure Producer: Metaspace Best 3D To Space and Back Producer: Sky Skan … Continue reading
Macao International Fulldome Festival – Day One
The Macao International Fulldome Festival opened with a flourish today. And I must say day one has been an outstanding success. Everything about the festival has been organised with the utmost care, from the printed program through to the excellent … Continue reading
A Visit to the Hong Kong Space Museum
On our way to the Macao International Fulldome Festival, Tanya Hill and I took the opportunity to visit the Hong Kong Space Museum. It is a terrific facility, a 23m dome, with 8K projection. We met with the new curator … Continue reading
Tilt heads North
A brand new version of Tilt for the Northern Hemisphere is on the way. The voice recording with the American actors has just wrapped up. Here is a picture of Cole who plays the voice of Max in the Philadelphia … Continue reading
ESO’s Director General visits Australia
This week, Australia welcomes Professor Tim de Zeeuw, Director General of the European Southern Observatory, who will visit various astronomy centres around the country to speak to research astronomers regarding ESO’s current research program and consider perspectives for the coming … Continue reading
A visit to the Great Melbourne Telescope
Last Sunday, a group of the APS members took a brief pre-conference tour of the Great Melbourne Telescope restoration project. The group was met by Dr. Richard Gillespie who gave a fascinating and insightful presentation on the history of the … Continue reading