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Vol. 37, No. 2 June 2008 Journal of the International Planetarium Society Vol. 37, No. 2 June 2008 Journal of the International Planetarium Society A whole new dimension…Page 10 The fulldome evolution…Page 14 LZbV`Z^ik^h^WaZ# Articles June 2008 Vol. 37 No. 2 8 Another Dimension in the Executive Editor Planetarium Shawn Laatsch Sharon Shanks Ward Beecher Planetarium 14 The Evolution of the Fulldome Youngstown State University Planetarium Tobias Wiethoff One University Plaza Youngstown, Ohio 44555 USA 21 ESA and German-Speaking Planetariums (1) 330-941-3619 Collaborate for IYA Show Production [email protected] Adam Majorosi, Thomas W. Kraupe Advertising Coordinator 36 KidsCall Calls on Planetariums Around the World Thomas W. Kraupe Chuck Bueter 15893 Ashville Lane 50 International News Celebrates Granger, Indiana 46530 USA a Jubilee Lars Broman (1) 574-271-3150 [email protected] www.ips-planetarium.org/planetarian/ratesheet.htm Columns 70 25 Years Ago. Thomas Wm. Hamilton Membership 64 Calendar of Events. .Loris Ramponi Individual: $50 one year; $90 two years 33 Digital Frontiers. Ed Lantz Institutional: $200 first year; $100 annual renewal Library Subscriptions: $36 one year 41 Educational Horizons . Steve Tidey Direct membership requests and changes of 44 Forum. .Gary Lazich address to the Treasurer/Membership Chairman 47 General Counsel . Christopher S. Reed 4 In Front of the Console . .Sharon Shanks Back Issues of the Planetarian 51 International News. Lars Broman IPS Back Publications Repository 72 Last Light . April S. Whitt maintained by the Treasurer/Membership Chair; 62 Mobile News. .Susan Reynolds Button contact information is on next page 30 Past President’s Message . Martin George 23 President’s Message . Susan Reynolds Button Index 67 Reviews. .April S. Whitt A cumulative index of major articles that have appeared in the Planetarian from the first issue through the current issue is available online at www.ips-planetarium.org/planetarian/planetarian_ index.pdf Index of Advertisers Final Deadlines allsky.de . 13 March: January 21 American Museum of Natural History . 29 June: April 21 Astronomy for All. .46 September: July 21 Astro-Tec Mfg., Inc . .26 December: October 21 Bays Mountain Planetarium. 72 Clark Planetarium . .22 Associate Editors Digitalis Education Solutions, Inc.. 61 Evans & Sutherland . 32, outside back cover 25 Years Ago General Counsel NASA Space News Thomas Hamilton Christopher Reed Anita Sohus Global Immersion. 5-7 GOTO INC . 71 Calendar Reviews Loris Ramponi Gibbous Gazette April S. Whitt Konica Minolta Planetarium Co. Ltd . 66 James Hughes Digital What’s New Learning Technologies, Inc . 20 Frontiers International John A. Schroer Mirage3D. 54 Ed Lantz Lars Broman R.S.A. Cosmos . inside back cover Education Last Light Rudinec & Associates . 28 Steve Tidey April S. Whitt Scott Electric. .48 Forum Mobile News Sky-Skan, Inc . 35, centerfold, 38 Gary Lazich Susan Button Spitz, Inc. 25, 43, 49, 65 Zeiss, Inc. inside front cover International Planetarium Society home page: www.ips-planetarium.org Planetarian home page: www.ips-planetarium.org/planetarian On the Cover: Who looks more natural in 3D glasses than kids? These youngsters are checking out the ‘Imiloa Planetarium’s new 3D Stereo Universe. Story begins on page 8. Guidelines for Contributors and Advertisers: Photo courtesy Sky-Skan. www.ips-planetarium.org/planetarian/ guidelines.html June 2008 Planetarian 1 Affiliate Representatives Association of Brazilian British Italian Russian Planetariums Planetariums Association of Planetaria Planetaria’s Friends Association Officers Alexandre Cherman Dr. Tom Mason Association Zinaida P. Sitkova Planetário do Rio de Janeiro Armagh Planetarium Loris Ramponi Nizhny Novgorod President R. Vice-Governador College Hill National Archive of Planetaria Planetarium Susan Reynolds Button Rubens Berardo, 100 Armagh BT61 9DB c/o Centro Studi e Ricerche Revolutsionnja Street 20 Quarks to Clusters Rio de Janeiro RJ 22451-070 Northern Ireland Serafino Zani 603002 Nizhny 8793 Horseshoe Lane +55 (21) 2274-0046 ext. 264 United Kingdom via Bosca 24, C.P. 104 Novgorod Russia Chittenango, New York +55 (21) 2529-2149 fax +44 (0)2837 524725 I 25066 Lumezzane +7 831 2 30 51 51 13037 USA [email protected] +44 (0)2837 526187 fax (Brescia) Italy +7 831 2 30 51 66 fax +1 315-687-5371 www.planetarios.org.br +44 (0)771 0013453 cell +39 30 872 164 [email protected] +1 315-432-4523 fax [email protected] +39 30 872 545 fax [email protected] [email protected] www.armaghplanet.com [email protected] www.planet.nn.ru [email protected] [email protected] Association of Dutch- Canadian Association www.planetaritaliani.it Past-President Speaking Planetariums of Science Centres Southeastern Martin George André Milis Ian C. McLennan Planetarium Launceston Planetarium Planetarium of the Royal #404 - 1275 Haro Street Japan Association Queen Victoria Museum Observatory of Belgium Vancouver, British Columbia Planetarium Society John Hare Wellington Street Boechoutlaan 10 V6E 1G1 Canada Kaoru Kimura Ash Enterprises Launceston 1020 Brussels, Belgium +1 604-681-4790 Japan Science Foundation 3602 23rd Avenue West Tasmania 7250 Australia +32 (2) 474 70 60 phone + fax Kitanomaru Park, Chiyoda-ku Bradenton, Florida +61 3 6323 3777 +32 (2) 478 30 26 fax +1 604-240-0938 cell Tokyo, 102-0091 JAPAN 34205 USA +61 3 6323 3776 fax [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] +1 941-746-3522 Martin.George@ www.planetarium.be [email protected] [email protected] qvmag.tas.gov.au Middle Atlantic www.sepadomes.org Council of German Planetarium Planetariums Society President-Elect Association of French- Thomas W. Kraupe, Gloria A. Villalobos Southwestern Dr. Tom Mason, Director Speaking Planetariums IPS contact person Director, Robert J. Association of Armagh Planetarium Agnès Acker Planetarium Hamburg Novins Planetarium Planetariums College Hill Observatoire de Strasbourg Hindenburgstraße 1 b Ocean County College Donna Pierce Armagh BT61 9DB 11, rue de l’université D-22303 Hamburg College Drive, PO Box 2001 Highland Park Planetarium Northern Ireland 67000 Strasbourg France Deutschland Toms River, New Jer- 4220 Emerson United Kingdom +33 3 90 24 24 67 +49 0 (40) 428 86 52-21 sey 08754-2001 USA Dallas, Texas 75205 USA +44 (0)2837 524725 +33 3 90 24 24 17 fax +49 0 (40) 428 86 52-99 fax +1 732-255-0400 ext. 2111 +1 214-780-3858 +44 (0)2837 526187 fax [email protected] +49 0 (40) 4279 24-850 e-fax +1 732-255-0467 fax +1 214-725-8131 cell +44 (0)771 0013453 cell [email protected] +49 0 (40) 172-40 86 133 cell [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] thomas.kraupe@ www.ocean.edu/planet.htm [email protected] www.armaghplanet.com planetarium-hamburg.de www.rdp-planetrium.de Executive Secretary Association of Mexican Nordic Planetarium Ukranian Lee Ann Hennig Planetariums European/ Association Planetariums Planetarium, Thomas Ignacio Castro Pinal Mediterranean Lars Broman Association Jefferson High School Torres de Mixcoac, A6-702 Planetarium Teknoland Klim Churyumov for Science and Technology C.P. 01490, México City Association Stångtjärnsv 132 Scientific and 6560 Braddock Road D.F. México Manos Kitsonas SE 791 74 Falun, Sweden Educational Centre Alexandria, Virginia 22312 USA +52 (55) 5500 0562 Eugenides Planetarium +46 2310 177 Kyiv Planetarium +1 703-750-8380 +52 (55) 5500 0583 fax 387 Syngrou Avenue [email protected] Str. Velyka Vasylkivska 57/3 +1 703-750-5010 fax [email protected] 17564 P. Faliro www.teknoland.se Kyiv 04053 Ukraine [email protected] Athens Greece +380 44 287 27 81 +30 210 946 9674 klim.churyumov@ob- Treasurer and +30 210 941 7372 fax Pacific Planetarium serv.univ.kiev.ua Association of Spanish [email protected] Association [email protected] Membership Chair Planetariums Gail Chaid Shawn Laatsch Javier Armentia Great Lakes Planetarium Independence Planetarium ‘Imiloa Astronomy Planetario de Pamplona Association 1776 Educational Park Drive Center of Hawai’i Sancho Ramirez, 2 Dave Weinrich San Jose 600 Imiloa Place E-31008 Pamplona Planetarium California 95133 USA Hilo, Hawaii 96720 USA Navarra Spain Minnesota State +1 408-928-9604 +1 808-969-9735 +34 948 260 004 University-Moorhead +1 408-926-9515 fax +1 808-969-9748 fax +34 948 260 056 1104 7th Avenue South [email protected] [email protected] +34 948 261 919 fax Moorhead [email protected] [email protected] Minnesota 56563 USA gestion@pamplonetario. +1 218-477-2969 infonego-cio.com +1 218-477-5864 fax Planetarium [email protected] Society of India Position currently vacant Great Plains Planetarium Australasian Planetarium Association Society Jack Dunn Rocky Mountain Martin Bush Ralph Mueller Planetarium Planetarium Melbourne Planetarium University of Nebraska-Lincoln Association 2 Booker Street 210 Morrill Hall Dan Neafus Spotswood 3015 Lincoln, Nebraska Manager, Gates Planetarium Victoria, Australia 68588-0375 USA Denver Museum of +61 (3) 93924503 +1 402-472-2641 Nature & Science [email protected] +1 402-475-8899 fax 2001 Colorado Boulevard [email protected] Denver, Colorado www.spacelaser.com/gppa 80205 USA +1 303-370-8352 +1 303-331-6492 fax [email protected] 2 Planetarian June 2008 Standing Committees IPS Permanent Mailing Address Awards Committee Conference Host-2010 Membership Committee Lars Broman, Chair Dr. Omar Fikry Shawn Laatsch, Chair Teknoland Head of Shows & Programs Unit Imiloa Astronomy Center of Hawaii International Planetarium Stångtjärnsv 132 Planetarium Science Center 600 Imiloa Place Society SE 791 74 Falun, Sweden The Library
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