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The Zeiss Planetarium Wien is one of the most modern planetariums in the world. Its Multimedia shows take spectators to breathtaking galactic journeys through space and time.
Carl Zeiss Jena’s Universarium Modell IX is one of the most sophisticated starprojectors in the world, picturing the stars in their original colors, may they be white, red or blue. The planetarium’s dome ceiling projects over 9,000 stars.
Did you know that 2009 is the International Year of Astronomy? This year marks the 40th anniversary of man’s landing on the moon as well as the 400th (!) anniversary of the first time the Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei aimed at the sky. What big steps for humanity!
Miss Iggy can only say reach for the stars!
8 comments:
miss iggy is starstruck!
i didn't know 2009 is the international year of astronomy! but did they really land on the moon? :P
carl zeiss sounds familiar....oh, they're the lens on my sony cybershot camera. :P
very interesting because the camera im using is also a carl zeiss type. i didnt know about the year of astronomy. new year new facts for me here. by the way, regarding the contest, yes it is open to people outside the philippines.
i love this! nano and i plan to go to the planetarium too! if only he were alive! wahahaha. ang bad ko.
Did you see the starry sky inside the place?
Nice trip :)
@connie: apparently so, haha!
@the dong: my camera has a carl zeiss lens, too
@ging: maybe nano needs some resurrecting done!
@roentarre: it was closed when we got there, but i've been inside years (like 13 or so, haha)ago and the starry sky was awesome
ody: it's just that there are speculations that the americans faked their moon landing...they even have documentaries about it. hehe.
oooh, interesting. gotta watch that, i love conspiracies. if they really faked it, it would be very wag the dog-ish
That's why they said that Carl Zeiss camera lens is the best. So now I know who is Carl Zeiss..thanks for the nfo
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