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The Morrison Planetarium's digital projection system takes viewers on a trippy ride through space. Wired.com goes into the bowels of The California Science Academy to see how it works

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  • I went to the Morrison Planetarium today. I've never before experienced such a profound sense of the immenseness and mystery of the universe. It's as close to interstellar travel as we will ever have. Forget the science fiction versions. Believe me, this is a much more deeply moving experience, one that I wasn't really expecting. Talk about getting a sense of the big picture, this is it. No one should miss this.

  • Wow, sounds like a wonderful planetarium!

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  • I was there today and the experience is mind blowing. loved every bit of the planetarium.

  • fascinating :)

  • I love going to these things!

  • Can u please tell what bus can i take to like 100 m outside galaxy to make a 3d photo model?

  • i think that bays mountain is the best

  • this is not using a 3d modeler. they are using something similar to powerpoint. they take a 2d image and rotate and spin it. at 2:37, they flip a galaxy on the z axis and it disapears. in reality, the galazy has a () shape to it when viewed from the side! if that fundamental information is invalide, nothing they say can be trusted!...and i have not been in space and i know this!! WTF

  • isn't this where K-PAX film was shot!????

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