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The Planetarium and Atmospherium: An Indoor Universe by O. Richard Norton, 1968 Geared to the Stars: The Evolution of Planetariums, Orreries, and Astronomical Clocks by Henry C. King, 1978 Cosmic Perspective Media Update with MasteringAstronomy(TM) and Voyager SkyGazer Planetarium Software, The (4th Edition) by Jeffrey O. Bennett, Megan Donahue, et all 2006-12-21 Le Planetarium by Nathalie Sarraute, 1959-01-01 Planetarium educator's workshop guide (ERIC reports) by Alan J Friedman, 1980 Looking Beyond: A History of the Adler Planetarium & Astronomy Museum Out and About at the Planetarium by Theresa Jarosz Alberti, 2004 The Essential Cosmic Perspective Media Update with Astronomy Place website, Skygazer Planetarium Software, eBook CDROM and Astronomy media workbook (3rd Edition) by Jeffrey O. Bennett, Megan Donahue, et all 2005-02-09 Linux Planetarium Software: Kstars, Celestia, Stellarium, Digital Universe Atlas Aspectos Planetarios/ Planetarium Aspects (Spanish Edition) by Tracy Marks, 2006-06-30 Starry Night The most realistic planetarium software (Windows/Mac Version 6 User's Guide) by Imaginova Publishing, 2006 Planetaria: Planetarium, Artis, Observatory of Strasbourg, American Museum of Natural History, List of Planetariums, Mclaughlin Planetarium Science Museums in Tennessee: Natural History Museums in Tennessee, Gray Fossil Site, Dinosaur Walk Museum, Pink Palace Museum and Planetarium Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum: Ancient Mystical Order Rosae Crucis, Rosicrucian Park, Rose Garden (San Jose), Harvey Spencer Lewis, Amarna, Ralph Maxwell Lewis, Planetarium

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41. Carl Zeiss: Planetariums
    http://www.zeiss.de/planetariums

42. New England Space Science Initiative In Education
    Resource to help locate space science education resources throughout New England, including observatories, planetariums, science museums and amateur astronomy clubs.  
    http://www.mos.org/nessie/

43. Mobile Ed Productions, Inc. - Education Through Entertainment
    Providing live school assembly programs in elementary and middle schools throughout the United States. Programs are on chemistry, physics, live animals, starlab planetariums, light and lasers, TV productions, and robots.  
    http://www.mobileedproductions.com/
    
    Extractions: " Education Through Entertainment" Applied Magic OWI Robotics Customer Service Webmaster The Inspector Iwannano Show Bring Inspector Iwannano into your school this year for an unforgettable character building experience. Inspector Iwannano, a live character actor, delivers a strong message within a comedy-packed magic-filled program. Students will learn to "focus on my actions" because actions show character. Inspector Iwannano involves your students in a mystery as they try to uncover certain "character clues", respect, trustworthiness, care, responsibility, fairness, and good citizenship. Find out more about Inspector Iwannano here Mobile Ed 's Magic of Science Experiment Kit now available! Is it a magic set or a science set? Every element in the set looks and acts like a magic trick. The fact is, all work on a science principals. Watch water defy the law of gravity as it stays in a glass while turned upside down. Be able to add faster than a hand calculator. See optical illusions that will confuse your mind. Put a plastic fish in your hand and watch it come alive. These are some of the 15 different effects in the kit. Ask your sales representative about the Magic of Science Experiment Kit today!

44. Ohio Planetariums
    The Astronomy Network of Ohio was started by Jay Ryan and is your one stop source of Ohio Astronomy.  
    http://ano.wro.org/planet.htm
    
    Extractions: Ohio Planetariums Planetariums create an "artificial sky" that can simulate the appearance of the starry sky, a worthwhile alternative to stargazing during the day and on cloudy nights. Planetariums can be a great tool for learning many elements of astronomy, including the constellations, the geometry of the sky, and the cycles of the Sun, Moon and planets. Also, planetariums are always bringing out new shows, so there's no ends to the benefits of regularly attending your local planetarium. Use the following list to find the planetarium in your area, and to learn the times of shows and coming events. If your planetarium would like to update its listing, please send the changes to webmaster@wro.org Institutions Offering Public Shows Battelle Planetarium Dale Smith , Director The Bowling Green State University Planetarium is a 118-seat public science theater serving BGSU students, area schools, and the public of northwest Ohio. Set under a 40-foot dome, the Minolta star projector can show the sky as it would be seen from any place on the Earth at any time, including the Sun, Moon, planets, and more than 4000 stars. The Planetarium's 50 slide projectors, video projection system, special visual effects projectors, multi-channel sound system, and Omni-Q automation controls are used to create educational multimedia programs on astronomy and other topics.

45. Planetarium Prague
    Includes general information, programs, and products for planetariums. Located in the Czech Republic.  
    http://www.planetarium.cz/ENG/index.htm

46. Planetaria & Observatories In The L.A. Area
    Home School Shows Show Schedule Astronomy Clubs Local planetariums Local AstroEvents Sky Events Astro-Books Astro-Links History of our  
    http://www.smc.edu/planetarium/planetaria.html

47. NASA Space Science Education Resource Directory
    This Directory is a convenient way to find NASA space science products for use in classrooms, science museums, planetariums, and other settings.Search by grade level.  
    http://teachspacescience.stsci.edu/
    
    Extractions: Notice: The SSERD now provides an ordering process for hardcopy products which are available through NASA Central Operations of Resources for Educators (CORE). Users are required to log in to use this feature. To log in, register, or if you've forgotten your password, click the "Login" button on the left side of the screen. What's New with the Directory?

48. The BRAS Observatories, Planetariums, & Telescopes Links
    Small BRAS web logo. Observatories, planetariums, Telescopes Links. Optical, Orbiting, planetariums, Radio, Remote Control  
    http://www.bro.lsu.edu/bras/opt.html
    
    Extractions: The BREC, LSU, BRAS Highland Road Park Observatory Bradford Robotic Telescope Leeward Community College Observatories Internet Observatory at Science University of Tokyo ... Weather Links Links which need updating or that I should include? Last updated on Monday, March 08, 2004 8:32:41 AM This page may not appear correctly to you if your browser does not support HTML 4.01 formatting. Validated using HomeSite and A Real Validator

49. Georgia Planetariums And Observatories
    Georgia has many wonderful planetariums and observatories. They offer shows and educational programs for the public and schools.  
    http://www.n-georgia.com/planetariums.htm
    
    Extractions: Discover Georgia's beautiful parks, wildlife, mountains, waterfalls, lakes, coast and islands, Civil War and historic sites, gardens, trails, festivals, and other fun places to visit. Whether you are going out for a day or vacationing in Georgia, this site is full of outdoor recreational ideas and maps at your fingertips. Relax, browse around and get ready for good times in Georgia.

50. MMI Coporation Has Moved...
    Educational materials for astronomy including 35mm slides, videos, CDROMs, models, planetariums, celestial and planetary globes, murals, spacecraft kits.  
    http://members.aol.com/mmicorp/

51. Visit Your Local Planetariums: SouthFlorida.com
    You don t have to wait until nighttime to see the stars. You just have to visit a planetarium and there are three great ones in South Florida.  
    http://www.southflorida.com/attractions/sfe-sfp-more-things-to-do2,0,6210203.sto

52. Planetarium Freiburg
    Informationen zum aktuellen Stand des planetariums.  
    http://www.planetarium-freiburg.de/

53. Site Web De L'Association Des Planétariums De Langue Française
    Translate this page follow this link.  
    http://www.aplf-planetariums.org/

54. Kensington House, Ltd. Starlab Portable Planetariums
    Dealer for the southeastern USA. Teacher inservice training is provided for use of these portable planetariums.  
    http://www.kensingtonhouseltd.com

55. Cassini-Huygens: Museums & More
    Ring World was released in 2004 to planetariums across the US and internationally. For more information, contact Jane Houston Jones at Jane.  
    http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/museums/index.cfm
    
    Extractions: To tell the story of the international Cassini/Huygens mission to Saturn and Titan, a team led by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has produced a planetarium show called Ring World Ring World was written by Dr. Bill Gutsch, former head of the Hayden Planetarium and produced by Brian Sullivan of Salt Lake City, Utah. Ring World was released in 2004 to planetariums across the US and internationally. For more information, contact Jane Houston Jones at Jane.H.Jones@jpl.nasa.gov or (818) 393-6435. If you received the show kit or DVD please take a moment and complete the on-line event summary , or send comments to Jane at the address or telephone number above. A young student, taking his "first-ever" look through a large-aperature telescope, to observe the planet Saturn. The Cassini-Huygens mission is of great interest to museums, planetariums and science centers around the country. The year 2002 marks the 40th anniversary of planetary exploration, and has sparked museums and planetariums to display exhibits and other materials featuring the wonders of space exploration and space science. The widespread celebration now offers more and more opportunities for space aficionados to get a close-up view of their favorite space mission, or learn about the many events and programs JPL is involved with around the country.

56. The Solar System Ambassador Program
    A public outreach program designed to work with motivated volunteers across the nation who organize and conduct public events that communicate exciting discoveries and plans for exploration in Solar System research and technology through nontraditional forums, e.g. Rotary Clubs, libraries, museums, planetariums, star parties, and mall displays.  
    http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/ambassador
    
    Extractions: Ambassadors Janet Wood and Richard Manley at event with Galileo Display. The Solar System Ambassadors Program is a public outreach program designed to work with motivated volunteers across the nation. These volunteers communicate the excitement of JPL's space exploration missions and information about recent discoveries to people in their local communities. There are now 459 Ambassadors in 50 states and Puerto Rico bringing the excitement of space to the public. Ambassadors are space enthusiasts from various walks of life who are interested in providing greater service and inspiration to the community at large. The Solar System Ambassadors Program builds on and expands the outstanding efforts undertaken by the Galileo mission since 1997. Because of the success of the original Galileo Ambassadors program, JPL missions exploring Jupiter, Saturn, Mars, Asteroids, Comets, Earth, the Sun and the Universe now come together to expand the program's scope to the Solar System and beyond. The Solar System Ambassadors Program is sponsored by the JET PROPULSION LABORATORY in Pasadena, CA, an operating division of the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) and a lead research and development center for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).

57. Planetariums
    Web Directory. Top / Science / Astronomy / planetariums. Education Tutorials Fiske Planetarium No description; Drake Planetarium, Cincinnati Ohio No  
    http://www.reference.com/Dir/Science/Astronomy/Planetariums/
    
    Extractions: Fiske Planetarium No description Drake Planetarium, Cincinnati Ohio No description Albert Einstein Planetarium No description Sharpe Planetarium No description Gibbes Planetarium No description Hansen Planetarium No description Kountze Planetarium No description Morehead Planetarium Show schedules, astronomy information, resources for teachers and more available here Mueller Planetarium No description Minneapolis Planetarium No description Minolta Planetarium No description Morrison Planetarium No description Nordlysplanetariet (Norway) No description Ritter Planetarium and Brooks Observatory No description IPS: International Planetarium Society No description European Planetarium Network - EuroPlaNet Staerkel Planetarium No description Olivet Nazarene University No description The UCLA Planetarium Free Sky Shows offered twice weekly to the general community. LASERAMA Laser Light Shows are presented at the UCLA Planetarium Tuesday evenings and Sunday afternoons. William Knox Holt Planetarium No description Planetarium Web Sites No description Planetarium Net-The Online Meeting Place for Planetarium Professionals Articles, News, Educational Resources, and more for Astronomy Educators.

58. Willkommen Im Nicolaus Copernicus Planetarium
    Aktuelle Veranstaltungen und Informationen ¼ber Geschichte des planetariums.  
    http://www.planetarium-nuernberg.de/

59. AOL City Guide: Orlando - Local Cosmos, Planetariums, Meteor Showers & More
    Amateur astronomer? Stargazer? Find out when, where and what is going on in the skies above.  
    http://cityguide.aol.com/orlando/localcosmos/

60. Middle Atlantic Planetarium Society (MAPS)
    Represents public and school planetariums from Maine to Virginia. Contains member and conference information.  
    http://www.maps-planetarium.org/
    
    Extractions: Formed in 1965, the Middle Atlantic Planetarium Society (MAPS) is one of the oldest regional planetarium associations in the United States. In 1968, MAPS, in conjunction with the Great Lakes Planetarium Association , was instrumental in laying the groundwork for the founding of the International Society of Planetarium Educators (now known as the International Planetarium Society Today, MAPS members represent some of the largest and best know planetariums in the world, as well as a vast collection of small and mid-sized public, private, and educational installations. Each spring the membership gathers to exchange information, view planetarium presentations, and examine vendor exhibits at the Annual Conference. Throughout the year, members keep in touch through The Constellation , the Society's quarterly newsletter, and an electronic e-mail list called MAPS-L Philly in 2005! 2005 MAPS Conference Participants Can't wait for the Proceedings?

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