- A
planetarium (pl.:
planetariums or
planetaria) is a
theatre built primarily for
presenting educational and
entertaining shows about astronomy and the...
- Eois
planetaria is a moth in the
family Geometridae. It is
found in Peru. The
wingspan is
about 27 mm. The
forewings are
reddish fawn,
crossed from the...
- Marché,
Jordan D. (2005). "Epilogue".
Theaters of Time and Space:
American Planetaria, 1930–1970.
Rutgers University Press. pp. 170–178. ISBN 0-813-53576-X...
- The
American Museum of
Natural History (AMNH) is a
natural history museum on the
Upper West Side of
Manhattan in New York City.
Located in
Theodore Roosevelt...
- differences, it may use a scaled-down approximation. The Gr****s had
working planetaria, but the
first modern example was
produced c. 1712 by John Rowley. He...
- years, PIA
Planetarium was
inaugurated in
Karachi which was
followed by
planetaria in La**** and Peshawar.
These planetariums featured retired PIA aircraft...
-
playing the
young Guglielmo Marconi. He is also part of the
theatrical show
Planetaria -
Discourses with the
Earth conceived by
Stefano Accorsi and
Filippo Gentili...
-
Clausbaader 1950 DO
Claus Baader (1924–1995),
German manufacturer of
planetaria,
domes and telescopes, and
mentor of
amateur astronomers in the German-speaking...
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wrote shows (in a
dozen languages and also for the deaf) for
programmable planetaria,
taught astronomy for 32
years and
trained students to
enter the planetarium...
- the
right attitude in
orbit was star and
Earth recognition training in
planetaria and simulators.
Communication and
flight procedures were
practiced in...
