Centennial of the planetarium - Deutsches Museum
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In 1923, a technological marvel was introduced in Munich, a creation intended to captivate audiences worldwide: the projection planetarium. Even back then, this artificial starry sky fascinated visitors.
Centennial of the planetarium - Deutsches Museum
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In 1923, a technical innovation was presented on the Museumsinsel in Munich that was to spread around the world from there: the projection planetarium. The artificial starry sky already thrilled visitors back then.
Planetarium im Deutschen Museum – Wikipedia
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Das Planetarium im Deutschen Museum war das erste dauerhaft betriebene Projektionsplanetarium der Welt. Es befindet sich seit 1925 im Sammlungsbau des Deutschen Museums auf der Münchner Museumsinsel.
Worldwide Planetariums Database
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Operation History - October 21, 1923: 9.8m/First public planetarium in the world - Beginning of 1924: return to Zeiss factory in Jena - May 7, 1925 (Model Ia) - WW2: safe storage (model 1 projector) - 1944: Museum destroyed - May 7, 1951: temporary 10m dome with Zeiss Model 1 (a) - 1956: new dome, 15m with Zeiss model II? - 1960: 15m/180s/Zeiss IV
Worldwide Planetariums Database
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History - October 21, 1923: 9.8m/First public planetarium in the world - Beginning of 1924: return to Zeiss factory in Jena - May 7, 1925 (Model Ia) first official planetarium in the world - WW2: safe storage (model 1 projector) - 1944: Museum destroyed - May 7, 1951: temporary 10m dome with Zeiss Model 1 (a) - 1956: new dome, 15m with Zeiss ...
100 years of planetariums - ZEISS Vision Care
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In 1923, ZEISS presented the world's first projection planetarium developed for the Deutsches Museum in Munich. The first public demonstration and hence the birth of the modern planetarium took place on this occasion.
100 Jahre Planetarium - Museen
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Im Jahr 1923 wurde auf der Museumsinsel in München eine technische Neuheit vorgestellt, die sich von dort aus um die Welt verbreiten sollte: das Projektionsplanetarium. Der künstliche Sternenhimmel begeisterte schon damals die Besucher.