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VSU Planetarium
The 47-seat VSU Planetarium is equipped with a Digitarium Kappa digital projector, the first of its kind in the world. The facility can reproduce the night sky as seen from anywhere on Earth or from the surface of any object in the solar system, and at any time in history, past or future. The VSU Planetarium serves as a valuable teaching tool and as a facility for an extensive public outreach program. Astronomy majors give planetarium shows for thousands of visiting school children and members of nonprofit civic organizations. The shows are followed by observatory open house, if weather permits.
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ABOUT
VSU Planetarium
The 47-seat VSU Planetarium planetarium is equipped with a Digitarium Kappa digital projector, the first of its kind in the world. The facility can reproduce the night sky as seen from anywhere on Earth or from the surface of any object in the solar system, and at any time in history, past or future. The VSU Planetarium serves as a valuable teaching tool and as a facility for an extensive public outreach program. Astronomy majors give planetarium shows for thousands of visiting school children and members of nonprofit civic organizations. The shows are followed by observatory open house, if weather permits.
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ABOUT
VSU Planetarium
The 47-seat VSU Planetarium planetarium is equipped with a Digitarium Kappa digital projector, the first of its kind in the world. The facility can reproduce the night sky as seen from anywhere on Earth or from the surface of any object in the solar system, and at any time in history, past or future. The VSU Planetarium serves as a valuable teaching tool and as a facility for an extensive public outreach program. Astronomy majors give planetarium shows for thousands of visiting school children and members of nonprofit civic organizations. The shows are followed by observatory open house, if weather permits.
contact info
ABOUT
VSU Planetarium
The 47-seat VSU Planetarium planetarium is equipped with a Digitarium Kappa digital projector, the first of its kind in the world. The facility can reproduce the night sky as seen from anywhere on Earth or from the surface of any object in the solar system, and at any time in history, past or future. The VSU Planetarium serves as a valuable teaching tool and as a facility for an extensive public outreach program. Astronomy majors give planetarium shows for thousands of visiting school children and members of nonprofit civic organizations. The shows are followed by observatory open house, if weather permits.