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Stardome Upgrade October 2013 – Part One
*Posted by warikl on behalf of the Stardome Observatory & Planetarium The planetarium industry is constantly evolving; new technologies are being developed to take audiences on more wondrous journeys, and providing presenters with the tools to develop rich stories and … Continue reading
Imiloa Film Festival – Best of Awards
The Imiloa Film Festival has just finished – three great days of planetarium shows and fantastic conversations. Twenty-six shows were screened in total and the following four shows were awarded the best of the best. Best Visuals – The Life … Continue reading
DigitalSky Academy – Imiloa, Hawaii
Earlier this week, I attended a fantastic two day DigitialSky Academy, here in beautiful Hawaii. It was just a small group of us, led by Martin Ratcliffe from Skyskan and consisting of the team from Fiske Planetarium – Matt, Chris, … Continue reading
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Max Valier Observatory
Although I have now returned from my recent trip to Italy, I feel remiss that I never included a post on the Max Valier Observatory in South Tyrol. Located about a 10 minute drive from the Planetarium South Tyrol is … Continue reading
Congratulations to Warsaw
Congratulations to the Copernicus Science Centre, who are the successful bidders to host the IPS conference in 2016. Maciej and Monika, did a terrific job in their final presentation for the Heavens of Copernicus Planetarium at the IPS council meeting. … Continue reading
Milan Planetarium
From the newest planetarium in Italy to the oldest. While the Planetarium South Tyrol has only been open a few weeks, the Milan Planetarium opened in 1930 and was the very first planetarium in Italy. This was my last stop … Continue reading
Planetarium South Tyrol
The 2013 IPS council meeting took place at the Planetarium South Tyrol. The planetarim is located in the idyllic village of San Valentino just north of Bolzano and has a spectacular view of the Dolomite Mountains. It was delightful to … Continue reading
The Grand Daddy of them all
The IPS council meeting is scheduled to take place in a few days time in Bolzano. A couple of tours have been organised prior to the meeting including a visit to the famous Deutsches Museum in Munich. The Deutsches Museum … Continue reading
Fulldome Showcases at the Melbourne International Film Festival
The Melbourne International Film Festival is coming up again soon. The Melbourne planetarium has again been invited to run Fulldome Showcases that display the best of Fulldome Cinema. These showcases are always popular. There are two showcases screening on Saturday … Continue reading
Sydney Observatory Planetarium
I’ve posted this from Sydney Observatory’s page on Facebook. — Mark Rigby “The Sydney Planetarium is now installed and ready for the school holidays. How many digital planetaria around the world have a marble fireplace? The sky is always clear, … Continue reading