Photo Credit: Eric Muhs
Dance of the Exoplanets
DATES: Entire Festival, February 3 – 11, 2023
ENDS: 11:15 pm
Curious about new planets out in the Milky Way? Here’s a glorious parade of exoplanets using proprietary projection screens that create a 3D illusion.
Curious about the newly discovered planets out there in the Milky Way? We’ll present a glorious parade of exoplanets using enormous proprietary projection screens that create a convincing 3D illusion.
State of the art astronomy animation software is used to meld science’s limited exoplanet data with scientific “best-guesses” to create high resolution rotating planets of all colors, sizes, surface features, cloud patterns, and ring and moon systems.
These are projected on a proprietary curved circular screen we’ve developed. The combination of the projection of a spherical planet on our screen creates a very convincing illusion of three-dimensionality in the mind of the viewer. It’s just beautiful.
Curious about the newly discovered planets out there in the Milky Way? We’ll present a glorious parade of exoplanets using enormous proprietary projection screens that create a convincing 3D illusion.
State of the art astronomy animation software is used to meld science’s limited exoplanet data with scientific “best-guesses” to create high resolution rotating planets of all colors, sizes, surface features, cloud patterns, and ring and moon systems.
These are projected on a proprietary curved circular screen we’ve developed. The combination of the projection of a spherical planet on our screen creates a very convincing illusion of three-dimensionality in the mind of the viewer. It’s just beautiful.
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