It wasn’t easy, bringing the stars indoors. The first show, held in Germany in 1925, used grainy footage on a small dome, but was dizzying nonetheless. Now, a whole new future looms.
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John Breunig (opinion): We have liftoff. CT planetarium opens to public
Columnist John Breunig fills a time capsule with moments from the opening of the Stamford Museum & Nature Center's new ...
Priced from under $2,700 to $6,000, this year’s top eight UST projectors faced off against each other for the title of Best ...
Though the world's smallest Laser TV took most of the CES 2025 spotlight, JMGO did have other models on display – including ...
BenQ has quietly added a new ultra-short-throw laser projector to its pro lineup, and it’s a bit of a standout. The LU895UST packs 5,000 ANSI lumens into a body that’s noticeably smaller than most ...
The planetarium on the fourth floor of Thornton Hall will begin renovations next year after receiving close to $2 million in ...
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