University of Minnesota Duluth – GeoDome Theater

UM – Duluth’s GeoDome Theater portable planetarium uses WorldViewer, the Open Playground Astronomy suite, and NASA’s Eyes in its community science outreach program.

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University of Minnesota Duluth – GeoDome Evolver

University of Minnesota Duluth’s Marshal W. Alworth Planetarium chose our 200 Series-based GeoDome Evolver system for facility upgrades during the summer of 2015. The GeoDome Evolver system is used primarily for their public outreach program. Traditional planetarium programs are offered in addition to touring the known Universe via Uniview. Alongside traditional programming the planetarium will […]

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Wauwatosa West High School

Wauwatosa West High School Planetarium chose our 200 Series based GeoDome Evolver system for their facility renovation effort during the summer of 2015. The GeoDome Evolver system is used primarily for K-12 astronomy education.  The Gary E. Sampson Planetarium serves on-campus students, the local school district schools, as well as schools from surrounding areas.  A […]

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Immersion Theater at the Aldo Leopold Nature Center

One of our most versatile installations — featuring the full complement of immersive software for Earth and space science — this dynamic theater engages visitors in seamless interactive tours.

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The Eye at the Aspen Ideas Festival

The Elumenati supplied an OmniFocus 30530 projection system and a custom-built, negative-pressure screen inside one of Buckminster Fuller’s geodesic domes. Our WorldViewer software drove the presentations — an interactive exploration of the ways in which humans and Earth systems are linked, with a focus on building resilience.

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Product feature: GeoDome Globe (52500)

The 52500 is a high-resolution GeoDome Globe bright enough for trade show displays. Create group virtual reality experiences on the globe, exploring 360 video, interactive datasets from NASA and NOAA, and more.

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Connecticut Science Center

At the Connecticut Science Center, students from school systems in the Hartford metro area are using WorldViewer to learn Earth science and astronomy, working in teams to create projects for final presentations on the dome. An OmniFocus 200 series projection system lights up the 9m planetarium dome, and content also includes Eyes on the Solar […]

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Caribbean University

The GeoDome Network expanded to include Puerto Rico when Caribbean University’s Bayamon campus acquired a GeoDome Theater. They’ll be using it for an astronomy education outreach program in public schools. In the GeoDome, DomeView Pro enables them to use a range of astronomy software platforms including Stellarium, Celestia, and Starry Night. They can also play […]

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Seminole State College Planetarium

Seminole State’s OmniFocus 500 series projection system features WQXGA resolution.

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American Museum of Natural History

AMNH’s GeoDome Theater will complement programming in the Hayden Planetarium, where Uniview was developed as a collaboration between NASA, AMNH, and SCISS.

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Gheens Science Hall and Rauch Planetarium

The Owsley Brown II Portable Planetarium program, in a GeoDome Theater with Uniview and WorldViewer, launched in 2012.

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ASU’s School of Earth and Space Exploration

A customized GeoDome Panorama and 6′ globe let SESE’s visitors interact with Earth and space science – from Earth’s geology to the Mars rover landing.

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University of Wisconsin at River Falls – GeoDome Evolver

UWRF is working with the UW-Madison Wisconsin IceCube Particle Astrophysics Center to bring new ways for students and community members to explore the universe.

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The Whidbey GeoDome Project

In 2011 and 2012, thousands of people experienced Whidbey’s GeoDome Theater at its inaugural event at the Next Fifty, a six-month celebration of the anniversary of the World’s Fair in Seattle.

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Jackson Middle School Observatory – GeoDome Portal

A GeoDome Portal in the Observatory classroom welcomes about 125 students a day and hosts additional shows during evening hours.

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