NASA JPL joins the network with a GeoDome Theater
NASA JPL’s GeoDome Theater system is the first to include Eyes on the Earth and Eyes on the Solar System, along with Uniview, WorldViewer, and WorldComposer.
NASA JPL’s GeoDome Theater system is the first to include Eyes on the Earth and Eyes on the Solar System, along with Uniview, WorldViewer, and WorldComposer.
Our 4m Panorama, OmniFocus 30280 projection system, and WorldViewer software power the I2E2, an immersive exhibit at the new ISTB4 at ASU.
We’re gearing up for the International Planetarium Society conference, July 22-26 in Baton Rouge. Come and see us at Booth 21B, where we’ll set up an internally projected hemisphere powered by our 30270 projection system.
NASA Marshall Space Flight Center’s GeoDome Theater will be a featured exhibit at SAMSUNG SpaceFest, an event celebrating the opening of Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum’s Space Shuttle Pavilion, July 19-22 in NYC.
Our custom-designed immersive theater launched Friday as part of the 24-hour opening event of the new Nature Research Center at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences.
See what we’ve been up to at the American Association of Museums conference in Minneapolis, April 29-May 2. We’ll be showcasing WorldViewer and Cave Art in a GeoDome Portal and an internally projected hemisphere.
The Whidbey GeoDome Project will reach thousands of visitors as a featured exhibit at the Next Fifty, the 50th anniversary celebration of the 1962 Seattle World’s Fair.
A 3 day event at Lake Tahoe hosted entrepreneurs, artists, designers, activists, philanthropists, and more to spark inspiration and innovation.
The California Academy of Sciences created a custom cover to “dress up” their GeoDome Theater as a giant snowman to showcase the Science of Snow.
We updated Moorhead’s existing planetarium with a GeoDome Evolver, featuring Uniview and our WUXGA 200 Series projector.
The official launch of WorldViewer happens at the Association of Science and Technology Centers conference, October 15-17 in Baltimore.
We’ll be showing “Marine Mammals and Climate Change” in the GeoDome Theater at the Shedd Aquarium on Wednesday, July 20.