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With new seating and enhanced projection, the Thomas Planetarium is the best way to embark on a breathtaking journey to the stars. Through 3-D graphics, surround sound and a dome screen, the planetarium offers a fascinating way to learn about astronomy, the solar system and more.
Families work together as a group throughout the weekends to successfully complete training and missions. Every participating member of the scholarship families (adults and kids!) is a part of the weekend mission, changing up typical family dynamics. The crew participated in activities and simulators including planetarium shows moon walks!
Planetariums like the UWM Manfred Olson Planetarium have been projecting the stars and planets onto domes worldwide ever since the first planetarium projector was installed in the Deutsches Museum in Munich in 1923. Like time machines, these projectors can show the sky at different times and places.
Since its premiere on the world stage, the planetarium projector has inspired audiences as they identify constellations, see patterns of celestial motions, and find answers to questions like what causes the phases of the moon.
The UWM Planetarium, in collaboration with units across campus, will host a wide variety of events to build on this excitement, including a Distinguished Lecture Series from the first African American woman in space, Mae Jemison; a solar eclipse viewing party during Panther Prowl; a space-themed Union Art Gallery exhibit; an astronomer from Kenya visiting in February; and so much more. We also look forward to commemorating the centennial of the invention of the planetarium itself at our Centennial Party in October.
Outer space continues to fascinate the world, and the vital role played by planetariums will continue for the next hundred years. As urban populations grow, reconnecting to the cosmos and our place in it will be crucial. Regardless of where we live on Earth, we share one sky and one precious planet. This universal connection is undoubtedly a cause for celebration. 5376163bf9
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