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MCIC: Michael Crough Innovation Centre
DomeLab at the MCIC (Michael Crough Innovation Centre) Shows during the Michael Crough Innovation Centre exhibition at UNSW
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Look up Mumbai
Some photographs from “Look Up Mumbai”, an exhibition of DomeLab. DomeLab is the first ultra-high resolution (4K) experimental fulldome in Australia. It is a unique, low-cost display system integrating technical innovation in computing power and graphics capabilities with aesthetic innovation in content … Continue reading
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Time to get your bags packed – APS 2016 is nearly here
APS2016 4-5 April Space Place at Carter Observatory, Wellington, NZ Well all the conference bags are packed, name badges are printed and we’re pretty much ready to go! You can find the final version of our info sheet with … Continue reading
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Capturing the Cosmos – Melbourne launch
Last night, I came away from the launch of, Capturing the Cosmos in Melbourne very excited. The quality of the production blew me away. Congratulations to Tanya Hill and Warik Lawrence and all at Museum Victoria for a remarkable new … Continue reading
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Capturing the Cosmos
In a first for the APS, the new Australian planetarium show Capturing the Cosmos, will be released nationally in fixed planetarium domes around Australia, from Monday, March 21. This has been made possible through a partnership between Melbourne Planetarium and … Continue reading
APS 2016 Update – Schedule
APS2016 4-5 April Space Place at Carter Observatory, Wellington, NZ It’s now less than a month to this years APS meeting, thanks to everyone who put in a submission and to all those who have registered so far. It’s still … Continue reading
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APS Early Bird Registration Deadline
APS2016 4-5 April Space Place at Carter Observatory, Wellington, NZ Its hard to believe that its nearly the end of February already, and just 6 weeks to the APS conference. The deadline for Early Bird registration is Monday 29th February, … Continue reading
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Mission Complete
*Reprinted on behalf of SciTech On 3 February 2016, Scitech launched a weather balloon into the stratosphere with a very special mini-astronaut onboard. The launch was part of Scitech’s ‘Get Your Face Near Space’ competition and the lucky first place … Continue reading
APS 2016 – Registration now open
4-5 April Space Place at Carter Observatory, Wellington, NZ Now that the new year is in full swing its time to look forward to this years APS conference. You can find further details about APS 2016 at APS info 2016, and … Continue reading
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APS 2016 – Call for Submissions
4-5 April Space Place at Carter Observatory, Wellington, NZ Plans for the 2016 APS conference are moving along quickly and more information and registration details will be appearing early in the new year. In the meantime if you are planning to attend … Continue reading