Since many people come to the planetarium specifically for the “what’s up in the night sky” presentation, star talks are the quintessential planetarium presentation, the bread and butter of a star theater’s repertoire. »Seasonal Stargazing« is an extremely versatile set of star shows. Each of the four »Seasonal Stargazing« show (spring, summer, autumn, winter) highlights the most prominent and easy-to-find stars and constellations of the season. Audience members see and hear star names and constellations, and learn to star-hop for popular deep-sky objects. The skies are depicted from 40° North latitude. Most of the featured objects are prominent in their seasonal sky, and visible from latitudes well above and below 40°.
Duration | 2x 4 clips, 14 min each |
Target audience | General public audiences |
Technology | Fulldome show of 2D computer animated graphics |
Orientation | Unidirectional; suitable for concentric seating |
Available video resolution | 2k, 3k |
Production/year | Loch Ness Productions, 2007 |
Languages | English, ask for other languages |