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MIFF returns to the Melbourne Planetarium for the 5th year
The Melbourne International Film Festival is returning to the Melbourne Planetarium again, for the 5th year in a row. This year the planetrium will be screening two different fulldome showcases. Showcase One – Saturday 9 and Friday 15 August, 7 … 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
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
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
Seamans mission in Melbourne
Since the APS is in Melbourne over the next day or two I thought it was interesting to consider one of the other domes in Melbourne, the Seamans Mission. External photograph below The interior is delightful, including the 4 second … Continue reading
APS 2014 – Grigoryan Brothers perform Natural Satellite
As a special treat to open APS 2014, Slava and Leonard Grigoryan are back at the Melbourne Planetarium for an encore performance of the astronomy-inspired guitar duet Natural Satellite. The event will be held at the Melbourne Planetarium at 8pm, … Continue reading
APS2014 conference – Preliminary Program
The APS2014 conference is now only two months away and is shaping up to be our biggest yet. While many details are still to be finalised I have already received several requests for the program. And so here is the … Continue reading
APS2014 conference – Hidden Universe 3D
I am pleased to announce that the forthcoming APS2014 conference will include a screening of the IMAX film Hidden Universe 3D. Hidden Universe 3D takes audiences on a breathtaking journey deep into space in the cinematic medium that transports audiences … Continue reading
APS 2014 conference – First announcement
The dates for the APS 2014 conference have now been finalized. The meeting will take place at the Melbourne Planetarium at Scienceworks on the 17th & 18th of February. Following on from the APS meeting in Brisbane earlier this year, … 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