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December 2003 Vol. 32, No. 4 Vol. 32, No. 4 December 2003 Journal of the International Planetarium Society Planetarium Precursor from the 18th Century? The Planetarian (ISN 0090-3213) is published quarterly by the International Planetarium Society. ©2003, Inter- national Planetarium Society, Inc., all rights reserved. December, 2003 Vol. 32, No. 4 Opinions expressed by authors are personal opinions and are not necessarily the opinions of the International Planetarium Society, its officers, or agents. Acceptance of advertisements, announcements, or other material does not imply endorsement by the International Planetarium Society, its officers or agents. The Editor wel- Executive Editor comes items for consideration for publication. Please consult "Guidelines for Contributors" John Mosley at http://www.GriffithObs.org/IPSGuidelines.html. The Editor reserves the right to edit any Griffith Observatory manuscript to suit this publication’s needs. 2800 E. Observatory Road Los Angeles, California 90027 USA Articles (1) 323-664-1181 daytime phone 6 Spheres and Starry Temples in the Enlightenment: Boullée’s New- (1) 323-663-4323 Griffith fax ton Cenotaph, Architectural Precursor to Planetaria? . (1) 603-506-8255 personal efax . Jean-Michel Faidit [email protected] 14 Elvish Star Lore . Jim Manning 23 Abstracts and Titles from the 2003 Issue of Planétariums . Advertising Coordinator . Jean-Michel Faidit Robert J. Bonadurer Director, Minneapolis Planetarium 300 Nicollet Mall Columns Minneapolis, Minnesota 55401 USA 26 NASA Space Science News . Anita Sohus (1) 612-630-6151 29 Mobile News Network . Susan Reynolds Button (1) 612-630-6180 fax 34 Reviews . April S. Whitt [email protected] 42 President’s Message . Jon Elvert http://www.GriffithObs.org/IPSratesheet4.htm 47 Forum: IPS Annual Conference? . Steve Tidey 53 What’s New . Jim Manning Membership 64 International News . Lars Broman Individual: $50 one year; $90 two years 73 Gibbous Gazette . James Hughes Institutional: $200 first year; $100 annual renewal 76 Last Light . April S. Whitt Library Subscriptions: $36 one year Direct membership requests and changes of address to the Treasurer/Membership Chairman on next page. Back Issues of the Planetarian Index of Advertisers IPS Back Publications Repository maintained by the Treasurer/Membership Chairman; Adler Planetarium ............................................................................................. 28 contact information is on next page allsky.de ................................................................................................................ 71 Astro Tec ............................................................................................................ 25 Index Audio Visual Imagineering ............................................................................. 40 A cumulative index of major articles that have Calgary Science Centre ................................................................................... 71 appeared in the Planetarian from the first issue East Coast Control Systems .......................................................................... 46 through the current issue is available online as Evans & Sutherland .......................................................... outside back cover http://www.GriffithObs.org/planetarian_index.pdf Goto Optical Manufacturing Co. ................................................................. 52 Learning Technologies, Inc. ........................................................................... 33 Final Deadlines Minolta .................................................................................................. 37 and 75 March: January 21 Mirage3D ............................................................................................................. 41 June: April 21 R. S. Automation ................................................................... inside back cover September: July 21 Scott Electric ..................................................................................................... 50 December: October 21 Seiler Instruments ............................................................... inside front cover SEOS ........................................................................................................................ 5 International Planetarium Society WWW home page: Sky-Skan, Inc. ...................................................................................... centerfold http://www.ips-planetarium.org Spitz, Inc. ............................................................................................... 63 and 72 Planetarian journal WWW home page: http://www.GriffithObs.org/IPSPlanetarian.html Cover: In 1784 the French architect Etienne-Louis Associate Editors Boullée imagined this memorial to Isaac Newton: a Forum Last Light Reviews huge sphere with openings that channeled sunlight Steve Tidey April Whitt April S. Whitt from the exterior to create a brilliant starry sky. Will planetariums of the future dispense with projectors Gibbous Gazette Mobile News Network What's New James Hughes Susan Button Jim Manning located within and use self-illuminated domes? On page 6 Jean-Michel Faidit tells the story in his article, International News NASA News translated from the original French, which originally Lars Broman Anita Sohus appeared in Planétariums magazine earlier this year. December 2003 Planetarian 1 I. P. S. Officers President 61 3 6334 5230 fax for Science and Technology Jon W. Elvert, Director [email protected] 6560 Braddock Road Irene W. Pennington Planetarium Alexandria, Virginia 22312 USA Louisiana Art & Science Museum Past President (1) 703-750-8380 100 South River Road Martin Ratcliffe (1) 703-750-5010 fax Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70802 USA Director, Theaters & Media Services [email protected] (1) 225-344-9478 ext. 141 Exploration Place (1) 225-344-9477 fax 300 N McLean Blvd Treasurer and Membership Chair [email protected] Wichita, Kansas 67203 USA Shawn Laatsch (1) 316-263-3373 P.O. Box 1812 President Elect (1) 316-263-4545 fax Greenville, NC 27835 USA Martin George [email protected] (1) 252-328-6139 office Launceston Planetarium (1) 252-328-6218 fax Queen Victoria Museum Executive Secretary [email protected] Wellington Street Lee Ann Hennig Launceston, Tasmania 7250 Australia Planetarium 61 3 6331 6777 Thomas Jefferson High School I. P. S. Affiliate Representatives Association of Dutch Speaking Canadian Association of Science Japan Planetarium Society (7) 831 2 30 51 66 fax Planetariums Centres Shoichi Itoh [email protected] Michel Hommel John Dickenson, Managing Director Planetarium Ur Artis Planetarium Pacific Space Centre Suginami Science Education Center Southeastern Planetarium Associ- Plantage Kerklaan 38-40 H.R. MacMillan Planetarium 3-3-13 Shimizu, Suginami-ku ation 1018 CZ Amsterdam 1100 Chestnut Street Tokyo 167-0033 Japan John Hare The Netherlands Vancouver, British Columbia V6J 3J9 (81) 3 3396 4391 Ash Enterprises 31 20 52 33 426 Canada (81) 3 3396 4393 fax 3602 23rd Avenue West 31 20 52 33 481/419 fax (1) 604-738-7827 ext.234 [email protected] Bradenton, Florida 34205 USA [email protected] (1) 604-736-5665 fax [email protected] (1) 941-746-3522 jdickens@hrmacmillanspacecentre (1) 941-750-9497 fax Association of French-Speaking .com Middle Atlantic Planetarium Society [email protected] Planetariums Paul Krupinski Agnes Acker Council of German Planetariums 180 Crandon Blvd. Southwestern Association of Plane- Observatoire de Strasbourg Dr. Andreas Haenel, Director Mobile Dome Planetarium tariums 11, rue de l'universite Planetarium of the Museum am Buffalo, New York 14225 USA Donna Pierce 67000 Strasbourg France Schoelerberg Natur und Umwelt (1) 716 681 0204 Planetarium 03 90 24 24 67 Am Schoelerberg 8 [email protected] Highland Park Independent School 03 90 24 24 17 fax D 49082 Osnabrueck Germany District [email protected] +49 541 560 0326 Nordic Planetarium Association 4220 Emerson [email protected] + 49 541 560 03 - 37 fax Lars Broman Dallas, Texas 75205 USA [email protected] Dalarna University (1) 214-780-3858 Association of Mexican Planetariums SE 791 88 Falun Sweden (1) 214-780 3799 fax Ignacio Castro Pinal European/Mediterranean (46) 2310 177 [email protected] Torres de Mixcoac, A6-702 Planetarium Association [email protected] C.P. 01490, México D.F. México Dennis Simopoulos http://www.nrm.se/om/xtra/tc- Ukranian Planetariums Association (52) (55) 55 24 51 50 Eugenides Planetarium wnpa.html Ivan Kriachkow (52) (55) 55 24 01 40 Fax Syngrou Avenue-Amfithea Kiev Republican Planetarium [email protected] Athens Greece Pacific Planetarium Association 57/3 Krasnoarmeiskaia Street (30) 1 941 1181 Gail Chaid, Director 252005 Kiev, Ukraine Association of Spanish Planetariums (30) 1 941 7372 fax Independence Planetarium 7 44 227 27 81 Javier Armentia [email protected] 1776 Educational Park Drive 7 44 227 51 66 Planetario de Pamplona San Jose, California 95133 USA 7 44 227 51 43 fax Sancho Ramirez, 2 Great Lakes Planetarium Association +1 408-928-9604 [email protected] E-31008 Pamplona Navarra Spain Susan Reynolds Button +1 408-926-6785 fax +34 948 260 004 8793 Horseshoe Lane [email protected] +34 948 260 056 Chittenango, New York 13037 USA +34 948 261 919 fax (1) 315-687-5371 Planetarium Society of India [email protected] [email protected] Professor S. 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