Dome
Cosmos Dome Planetarium Ideal for Mobile and Portable Planetariums. Crafted with high-quality fabric known for its exceptional tensile strength, these portable planetarium domes boast a multitude of advantages. They are completely opaque, ensuring a fully immersive experience. Furthermore, their lightweight construction makes them easy to transport, while their wrinkle-free design guarantees a seamless projection. Thanks to their multi-layered fabric, these domes are perfectly suited for full-dome digital planetarium projections that leave no part of the sky unseen. Designed exclusively for indoor use, these domes offer a non-squeeze and non-crawl experience. Access to the dome is provided through a vertical 6-foot zipper entry system, allowing for effortless entry and exit. With their inner projection surface in a striking shade of gray, the Digidome ensures optimal contrast for captivating night sky projections. These exceptional domes are available in three standard sizes: 5 meters, 6 meters, and 7 meters in diameter. Additionally, we also offer custom-made domes tailored to your specific lower ceiling height requirements. Each mobile planetarium dome comes complete with a sturdy carrying bag and a heavy-duty high-velocity industrial floor fan cum blower, guaranteeing reliable performance.
The Cosmos Dome Planetarium is a type of portable planetarium that is designed to provide an immersive and interactive experience for visitors. It consists of a large inflatable dome-shaped structure that can be easily transported and set up in a variety of locations.
Projection System
Half Dome Mirror
A half dome mirror projection system is a type of immersive display technology that uses a curved mirror to project images onto a half dome-shaped screen.
The system typically consists of a projector mounted behind the viewer, projecting onto a concave mirror positioned at the center of a half-spherical dome screen. The mirror reflects the projected image onto the dome, creating a large field of view and a more immersive visual experience.
This projection system is often used in various applications, such as planetariums, flight simulators, virtual reality experiences, and dome theaters. It provides a 360-degree viewing environment, allowing viewers to feel fully immersed in the projected content.
The half dome mirror projection system can create a sense of depth and realism, making it well-suited for applications that require an immersive and interactive display. It can also facilitate multi-person viewing, as multiple viewers can experience the content simultaneously from different angles within the dome.
Full Dome Projector System
A fulldome projector system is a specialized setup used in planetariums and dome theaters to display immersive content on a curved or dome-shaped surface. It utilizes multiple projectors strategically positioned around the dome to cover the entire surface with visuals.
The projectors used in a fulldome system are typically equipped with fisheye lenses that can capture a wide field of view and project the content onto the curved dome surface without distortion. The number and arrangement of projectors depend on the size and shape of the dome.
The content created for fulldome projection is specially designed to take advantage of the wrap-around projection surface. It often includes astronomical simulations, star maps, 3D models of celestial bodies, and immersive multimedia presentations. The goal is to create an immersive experience that transports viewers into the cosmic environment
Inside the dome, high-resolution images of the night sky and other astronomical phenomena are projected onto a curved fabric or projection screen that covers the interior walls of the dome. The projections are typically created using specialized digital planetarium software and high-quality projectors.
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Students will explore significant space missions and major discoveries in astronomy, including the Hubble Space Telescope, Mars rovers, and the Voyager missions. They will understand the impact of these discoveries on our understanding of the universe.