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Vol. 49, No. 3 September 2020 Journal of the International Vol. 49, No. 3 September 2020 Journal of the International Planetarium Society Virtual Conferencing Makes it Work rivet seam Take a close look at NanoSeam, and see for yourself why clients like IMAX, Disney, and the world’s most prestigious planetariums choose Spitz domes. We’re constantly unmatched by any other process. World’s Leading Domes Executive Editor Sharon Shanks 484 Canterbury Ln Boardman, Ohio 44512 USA +1 330-783-9341 [email protected] Webmaster Alan Gould Lawrence Hall of Science Planetarium University of California Berkeley CA 94720-5200 USA [email protected] Advertising Coordinator Dale Smith (See Publications Committee on page 3) Membership Individual: $65 one year; $100 two years Institutional: $250 first year; $125 annual renewal Library Subscriptions: $50 one year; $90 two years All amounts in US currency September 2020 Direct membership requests and changes of address to the Treasurer/Membership Chairman Vol 49 No 3 Printed Back Issues of Planetarian IPS Back Publications Repository maintained by the Treasurer/Membership Chair (See contact information on next page) Articles Final Deadlines March: January 21 12 Guest Editorial: A passion for public engagement June: April 21 September: July 21 Glen Moore December: October 21 14 Has Vision2020 succeeded? Jon Elvert Associate Editors 16 Recognizing the achievements of outstanding Book Reviews April S. Whitt IPS members Manos Kitsonas Calendar Loris Ramponi Cartoons Alexandre Cherman 20 Why should we look at the sky? Alina Sabyr Classroom Education Mark Percy and the 26 Gandhiji’s keys to the universe Nandivada Rathnasree Classdome Cadre Data to Dome Mark SubbaRao 30 A science center in a new dimension Kenan Bromann, Education Committee Shannon Schmoll Johan Gysenbergs Humor April S. Whitt Ron Walker 32 Software enables fulldome in your home(dome) Immersive Media Carolyn Collins Petersen Ruth Coalson International News Lars Petersen Live Interactive Programs Karrie Berglund Mobile News Susan Reynolds Button Planetarium Design/Operations Tim Barry Sound Advice Jeff Bowen contents continue on next page Southern Hemisphere Haritina Mogoșanu History/Years ago Tom Callen Ron Walker On the Cover Faces from around the world: IPS members met virtually instead of in Index of Advertisers person at the 2020 IPS Virtual conference American Museum of Natural History ......53 on August 3, 5, and 7. More than 40 live Ash Enterprises ............................................... 52 paper and panel sessions were presented. Audio Visual Imagineering .......................... 65 For more, go to www.ips-planetarium. Bays Mountain Productions ......................... 51 org/page/ips2020. Screenshot montage BIG & Digital..................................................... 15 created by Mike Murray, IPS Membership California Academy of Sciences ................ 13 Committee chair. Clark Planetarium ............................................ 41 Digitalis Education Solutions ....................... 11 Endurescreens ................................................. 49 International Planetarium Society home page: Evans & Sutherland .............. 19, 33, 36-37, 71 www.ips-planetarium.org festoon ............................................................. 69 GOTO Inc. ...........................................................7 Planetarian home page: Metaspace....................................................9, 35 www.ips-planetarium.org/page/plntrn Ohira Tech ...................... Outside back cover RSACosmos .........................Inside back cover Spitz, Inc. .............................Inside front cover Spitz Creative Media ................................5, 43 You Can Do Astronomy ............................... 55 www.facebook.com/InternationalPlanetariumSociety ZEISS .................................................................. 29 twitter.com/IPS_Planetarium Vol 49 No 3 September 2020 Planetarian 1 Off icers September 2020 President Executive Secretary Mark SubbaRao Patty Seaton Adler Planetarium Howard B. Owens Science Center Vol 49 No 3 1300 South Lake Shore Drive 9601 Greenbelt Road Chicago, Illinois 60605 USA Lanham, Maryland 20706 USA +1 312-294-0348 +1 301-906-5990 [email protected] [email protected] Columns Past President Treasurer Shawn Laatsch Ann Bragg 6 In Front of the Console: Getting ready to go Emera Astronomy Center Anderson Hancock Planetarium 167 Rangeley Road Marietta College supernova Orono, Maine 04469 USA 215 Fifth Street Sharon Shanks past-president@ips-planetarium. Marietta, Ohio 45750 USA org +1 740-376-4589 8 President’s Message: #IPSvCon2020 [email protected] President Elect Mark SubbaRao Kaoru Kimura Director of 10 PARTYcles Alex Cherman Japan Science Foundation/Science Operations Museum Jeannie Benjamins 38 IMERSA Matters: Pandemic pondering on 2-1 Kitanomaru-koen Managing Matters what’s happening with immersive venues Chiyoda-ku 411 Richmond Street East, Suite 200 Tokyo, Japan 102-0091 Toronto, Ontario Canada M5A3S5 Carolyn Collins Petersen +81 3-3212-8506 [email protected] 40 Seeking What Works: The bigger picture: Fax: +81 3 3212 8443 president-elect@ Gender and learning Shannon Schmoll ips-planetarium.org 44 From the Classdome: Welcome to the ClassDome back-to-school edition—maybe Board Mark Percy 46 International News Lars Petersen Africa Björn Voss Susan Murabana Owen LWL-Museum für Naturkunde 54 Tales from Dome Under: A defining moment The Travelling Telescope’s Nairobi Westphalian State Museum of Natural History comes full circle Tom Callen Planetarium 105 Riverside Lane off Riverside Sentruper Str. 285 56 Sound Advice: LED video displays: How, Drive 48161 Münster Germany +49-251-591-6026 what, when, where, why Jeff Bowen Nairobi, Kenya +254 722 218 267 +49-251-591-6098 fax 58 41 South: Navigating using a sky smurabana@travellingtelescope. [email protected] www.gdp-planetarium.org full of creatures Haritina Mogoșanu co.uk 60 LIP Service: e-LIPS: Success! Karrie Berglund Asia Latin America Sumito Hirota Alex Cherman 62 Mobile News: Reassessment and redesign Kawasaki Science Museum Rio de Janeiro City Hall Susan Reynolds Button 7-1-2 Masugata, Tama-ku Rua Bento Lisboa, 106 BL1 AP1005 Kawasaki, Kanagawa Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil 22221-011 64 A Different Point of View: On censorship 214-0032 Japan +55 21 993557100 [email protected] alexandre.cherman@ and killing viruses with invisible rays planetarium.jp planetariodorio.com.br Ron Walker North America 66 Book Reviews April Whitt Jin Zhu Honorary Director Dayna Thompson Charles W. 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