41. Planetariums - Harrisburg, PA - PennLive.com Find planetariums local business listings in near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Get planetariums business addresses, phone numbers, driving directions, maps, reviews and more http://businessfinder.pennlive.com/PA-Harrisburg/Planetariums

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42. Helping Your Child Learn Science-- Pg 8 planetariums have wonderful exhibits and activities for youngsters. There are over 1,000 planetariums in the United States, ranging from small ones that hold about 20 people to http://www2.ed.gov/parents/academic/help/science/part_pg8.html

U.S. Department of Education Search Advanced Search Funding Money for college Grant opportunities ... Help My Child Read My Child's Academic Success Help My Child with Academics Health and Safety My Child's Special Needs College for My Child ... Web Survey MY CHILD'S ACADEMIC SUCCESS Helping Your Child Learn Science With activities for children in preschool through age 5 PDF (1 MB) Our communities offer many opportunities and resources to help children learn science, including Zoos Museums Planetariums Aquariums ... Other Community Resources To find out more about resources in your community: Check your local newspaper, a local guidebook or your telephone directory. Or, go online and search the Internet. (The Resources section has more information about science-related Web sites for children.) Other good sources of information and ideas might be your child's teacher, the school librarian or the children's librarian at your local public library. Before Zoos Zoos are great places for you to encourage your child's interest in the natural world and to introduce him to exotic animals that he might not otherwise ever see. Here are a few suggestions to help make your visit to a zoo worthwhile: Discuss expectations with your child.

43. HubbleSOURCE: Planetariums planetariums. With annual worldwide attendance in the area of 90 million visitors, planetariums are important venues for astronomical instruction http://hubblesource.stsci.edu/trade/users/entry/planetariums/

Informal Science Education Resources Source Material Planetariums Our Projects Planetariums With annual worldwide attendance in the area of 90 million visitors, planetariums are important venues for astronomical instruction and inspiration. We focus a great deal of our efforts on serving the needs of planetarium educators and program producers. The newest Hubble images as first-generation 35 mm slides through the IPS Slide Service Legacy Hubble images as 35 mm slide sets Hubble images as full-resolution TIFF files Video animation clips (NTSC format), available as MPEG-2 files For planetariums equipped with digital fulldome video systems, we are offering astronomical visualization sequences in the super-high-resolution fisheye format What planetarium doesn't need mythological constellation overlay images? (Read about their creation here Advanced access to Hubble press releases The Space Telescope Science Institute is one of the world's largest centers of astronomical expertise. If you have an astronomical question, or need expert help with a project, we're happy to put you in touch with a scientist who can help.

44. Planetariums - Definition Of Planetariums By The Free Online Dictionary, Thesaur plan e tar i um (pl nt r-m) n. pl. plan e tar i ums or plan e tar i a () 1. An apparatus or model representing the solar system. 2. a. http://www.thefreedictionary.com/planetariums

45. Planetariums In MI State Go Astronomy Your guide to amateur astronomy planets, constellations, telescopes and more. http://www.go-astronomy.com/planetariums-state.php?State=MI

46. Planetarium Hamburg - Sterne Gucken In Der Hansestadt Geschichtliche Angaben, Informationen zu den Umbauten und Wissenswertes zu den M glichkeiten des planetariums. http://www.mein-planetarium.de/

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47. Index General information and workshop schedule. http://nehruplanetarium.org/

Nehru Planetarium Nehru Memorial Museum and Library, New Delhi ... Enjoy the wonders of dark skies new Chandrasekhar Centenary Celebrations About the Planetarium The Nehru Planetarium in New Delhi is situated in the green surroundings of the Teen Murti House, earlier the official residence of India's first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru and now a museum in his memory. Conscious of the fact that an understanding of the spirit and method of science was crucial for children to become responsible citizens, Nehru liked every opportunity to be provided to them in this endeavor. In 1964, the Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Fund was set up to promote his ideas and subsequently it undertook to build the Nehru Planetarium with its primary aim being the promotion of astronomy education. Nehru Planetarium is now a wing of the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library. The Planetarium has been constantly improvising and innovating programmes for its visitors. Plans are ongoing to upgrade the existing Planetarium equipment to bring its infrastructure at par with other planetaria in the world. T he strength of the planetarium lies in its live interactions and programs for visitors, students and amateur astronomers. The Planetarium

48. Planetarium Prague, Planetarium Prague Shows, exhibition, schedules, directions, general information, and products. http://www.planetarium.cz/ENG/

Czech version Shows 14.9.2010 - 30.9.2010 Shows in English Versions School Shows ... Other Czech Planetaria PLANETARIUM Praha Královská obora 233 170 21 Praha 7 CZECH REPUBLIC Tel.: Fax: planetarium@planetarium.cz http://www.planetarium.cz Other astronomical sites of Observatory and Planetarium of Prague: Stefanik Observatory Dablice Observatory Last updated:

49. Planetarium In United States AstronomyClubs.com Astronomy clubs listed by country. The knowledge in numbers. http://www.astronomyclubs.com/2/190/0/0/select_state.aspx

MAIN CONTACT SEARCH ADD POST ... EDIT POST Planetarium in United States Astronomy Clubs Planetarium Space ... Museums A K P Alabama Kansas Pennsylvania Alaska ... Arizona R Arkansas L Rhode Island Louisiana C S California M South Carolina Colorado Maine Connecticut ... Maryland T Massachusetts Tennessee D Michigan Texas Delaware Minnesota ... Mississippi U F Missouri Utah Florida N V G Nebraska Vermont Georgia Nevada ... New Hampshire I New Jersey W Idaho New Mexico Washington Illinois ... Wyoming O Ohio Oklahoma Oregon We would like to thank PageBean, LLC for their support of our free website. PageBean is an eBusiness provider for Escalate Retail customers and offers Ecometry Web Development services. Main Add Club Contact Search ... Link to us

50. Pacific Planetarium Association Membership list, newsletter, resources, officers, and committees. http://sites.csn.edu/planetarium/PPA/

Pacific Planetarium Association The Pacific Planetarium Association is a non-profit organization with members from planetariums in the western states. Most members come from the states of Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Washington. The current Membership List (25 K) is available on line and is updated regularly. The current PPA newsletter/journal is called the Great Western Observer GWO ) and is a combined effort of four organizations: PPA, RMPA, GLPA and SWAP (Links below). See all past and current issues of GWO at the Great Western Observer website or at the SWAP Resource Page Before 2002, the PPA journal/newsletter was called Panorama and links to past issues as well as selected PPA Conference Proceedings are below. Read the Summer '99 Edition of Panorama Read the Proceedings of the Desert Skies Conference Read the Summer '00 Edition of Panorama Read the Fall '00 Meeting Minutes at Texas 2000 ... Read the Texas 2000 Proceedings (pdf file - 1.9 MB). Read the Summer '01 Edition of Panorama (pdf file - 688 KB). Read the Fall 2001 Proceedings Read the Fall 2001 PPA Regional Meeting Minutes There is also a PPA electronic mailing list moderated through Karl von Ahnen kfv3645@tiptoe.fhda.edu

51. The South Downs Planetarium And Science Centre Scheduled shows, facilities, news and events, and directions. http://www.southdowns.org.uk/

52. Eise Eisinga Planetarium Information, gallery, and links. http://www.jusonline.nl/eisinga/

53. Mizar Astronomy Web Pages (Mizar Travelling Planetarium) General information and images of facility. http://www.mizar-astro.freeserve.co.uk/astro/

http://www.mizar-astro.freeserve.co.uk/astro/ This page last updated: 2006-Apr-02. Thank you for visiting the Web site of Mizar Travelling Planetarium In the Planetarium The Mizar Planetarium, operated by Bob Mizon F.R.A.S., travels from Wimborne, Dorset, UK, and can bring the night sky to schools, youth groups, Scouts, Guides, Brownies, Cubs, societies, clubs, public events and exhibitions, etc. within a radius of approximately 250 km (150 miles). The Planetarium can accommodate up to 35 people for each presentation, in a self-contained, darkened environment. Over 3 000 pinpoint stars, the planets, Sun, Moon, the Milky Way and other wonders of the heavens appear on the inner surface of the 6-metre-wide (20 foot) dome. A quiet, indoor space with a minimum ceiling height of 3.2 metres (approx 10 foot 6 inches) is needed. Disabled access is no problem. Shows may be tailored to your needs, and any aspect of astronomy, ancient or modern, can be dealt with. Presentations may include National Curriculum astronomy A tour of the universe in space and time The origin of the constellations Stonehenge Legends of the night sky Space exploration Extraterrestrial life Light pollution Any other special requests, as specified.

54. Tycho Brahe Planetarium - Tycho Brahe Planetarium About the facility and astronomy information. http://www.tycho.dk/in_english/

55. STENO MUSEET Facility information, shows, and special events. http://www.stenomuseet.dk/engelsk/planet/plamenu.htm

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56. SKYWORKS PLANETARIUM Presentations, availability, venue requirements, FAQ, and links. http://www.skyworks.net.au/

Planetarium Visits Ph: Fax: Mob A visit to your school by SKYWORKS PLANETARIUM is an excellent alternative to a school excursion. Minimal class disruption, curriculum-based programs and cost effectiveness are just some of the advantages of this wonderful learning resource. SKYWORKS utilises a STARLAB portable Planetarium system. A learning environment that can be brought directly into your school. Consists of a flame retardant highly reflective fabric. Inside houses a specialised projector that displays a range of surrounding images. Supplemented by slide projections of various astronomical images. Accommodates about 30-35 students, (class size), depending on age. Geoff Zenner explores the night sky using his planetarium. Information about the Earth, solar system, stars, constellations and the universe is clearly presented in a way which captures the students' interest. The programs are tailored to suit the unit of work currently being studied and the age of students. This very popular program was the recipient of the FRATER AWARD for Excellence within the Performances for Schools Program 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007. ...............Performers in Schools.

57. Digitalis Education Solutions, Inc. Digitalis Education Solutions, Inc., creators of the Digitarium Alpha digital portable planetarium projector. http://digitaliseducation.com/

Welcome to Digitalis. We are the leading provider of digital planetarium systems for the portable and small fixed dome market. Experience one of our systems in person , and you will see why! Our innovations are grounded upon a unique blend of technical expertise and real-world astronomy education experience. Our goal is to offer the most cost effective, easy to use, and practical astronomy education tools. Our breakthrough planetarium projector, introduced in 2003, was the first truly affordable digital planetarium system. The newer models continue in this mold, offering what we believe are the best values on the market for astronomy education in a small or medium sized dome. The flexibility of digital projection enables educators to cover a much broader and deeper range of topics, a vast improvement over portable analog (pinhole) projectors. Think of the difference between using a slide projector and a computer. Our Digitarium systems stand apart from other digital planetarium systems in a number of critical areas: Best usability: The easiest interface to learn and use is our unique handheld, backlit remote control. Intuitive icons label each button. With no separate control computer required, educators are liberated from complex software interfaces, aren't tethered to the projector, don't need to block audience sight lines, and need only a fraction of the setup time. Spend more time focused on your students rather than your system. See

58. Great Lakes Planetarium Association About the society, membership, conferences, newsletter, state organizations, and resources. http://www.glpaweb.org/

59. Great Plains Planetarium Association Conference information, members, news, and links. http://www.spacelaser.com/gppa/

P.O. Box 81602, Lincoln, NE 68501 Information on the Western Alliance Conference 2010 August 4th - 7th, 2010. Hosted by King Magnet Middle School, Omaha, NE. Contact Jack Northrup jlnorthrup@fbx.com GPPA Membership Application Join GPPA Current Members ... Receiving NASA TV in the New Digital Format Older News: IPS Seeks Ideas for "Focus on Education" Column CyberDome Opens in Kansas Pictures from the IPS 2000 Conference Burke HS Students Help Astronomers Discover Novae ... The Planetarian's Friend: The Web Other Planetarium Regions: Great Lakes Planetarium Association Middle Atlantic Planetarium Society Pacific Planetarium Association Rocky Mountain Planetarium Association ... International Planetarium Society Useful Links for Planetarians: The Astronomical League Astronomy Magazine Cassini mission to Saturn Jet Propulsion Laboratory ... Loch Ness Productions Includes list of Planetariums worldwide Mars Exploration Program Pathfinder and Surveyor information NASA NASA Human Spaceflight The latest Shuttle and Space Station news NASA's Quest Project The Internet in the Classroom NASA TV on the web Sky and Telescope Magazine Space Science News from NASA Space Telescope Science Institute ... Space.com

60. Astronomical Observatory, Planetarium And Science Experimental Museum General information and image galleries located at Rosario, Argentina. http://www.ifir.edu.ar/planetario/moon21/planetarium.htm

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