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Planetarium

The Planetarium combines an

impressive visual recreation of the

constellations that make up our

expansive universe. Using the

motorised Planetarium to project the

rotating universe onto a ceiling, children

will learn to identify groups of stars and

be able to point at them with the light

pointer. Children can choose to watch the

stars move across the ceiling or listen to a

commentary about the planets (not part of the

light show) just by a simple ﬂick of a switch. The

enclosed CyberSky CD is full of details about

stars, constellations, planets and other

phenomena in the night sky.

Your CyberSky CD Features:-

CyberSky lets you do all of the following, and

much more.

• View colourful, detailed maps of the sky

as seen from any location on the Earth at

any moment from 15,000 BC to 15,000 AD.

• Display constellations, asterisms, about 2.5

million stars, over 5,500 deep-sky objects,

the Milky Way, the Sun and Moon, planets,

both moons of Mars, Jupiter's four brightest

moons, Saturn's eight brightest moons, the

ﬁve brightest moons of Uranus, Neptune's

brightest moon Triton, asteroids, comets

and meteor showers.

• Display proper-motion vectors, which are

lines that show the speeds and directions

that the stars are moving.

• Display the cross-section of the Earth's

shadow at the distance of the Moon, which

lets you see the circumstances of lunar

eclipses.

WHEN YOU LOOK

UP AT THE SKY ON A

CLEAR NIGHT YOU CAN SEE

STARS, BUT WHAT ARE THEY?

STARS ARE BALLS OF GAS HELD

TOGETHER BY THEIR OWN GRAVITY.

DID YOU KNOW THAT THE SUN IS A

STAR, AN INCREDIBLY HOT BALL OF

GLOWING GASES AT THE HEART OF

OUR SOLAR SYSTEM? WITHOUT THE

SUN'S INTENSE ENERGY AND

HEAT, THERE WOULD BE NO

LIFE ON EARTH.

TAKE

TIME TO LOOK

AT THE CONTENT

OF THE CYBERSKY

CD IT IS JAMMED

PACK WITH DETAIL

ABOUT OUR

UNIVERSE

• Display the paths of the Sun and

Moon, planets, asteroids and comets,

with respect to the background stars

and the horizon.

• Display equatorial, horizontal,

ecliptic, and galactic

coordinate-system lines, as well as

the positions of the

coordinate-system poles, the

equinoxes and solstices, and other

important points in the sky.

• Display ﬁnder circles like those you

see through a Telrad reﬂex sight or a

similar sighting device.

• Save maps to ﬁles and open them

again later, just like saving and

opening documents in a word

processor. Many sample maps are

included. You can also save maps as

Windows bitmap, GIF, JPEG, PNG,

and TIFF images.

• Print beautiful, high-quality maps on

any printer supported by Windows, in

black and white or in full colour. Use

print preview to see what a printed

map will look like before you print it.

• Use night-vision mode to preserve

the dark adaptation of your eyes

while using the programme outdoors

as you observe the night sky.

• Use the animation feature to watch

objects move across the sky, solar

and lunar eclipses take place, moons

revolve around planets, and many

other astronomical events unfold at

whatever pace you desire.

• Display a view of the planets and

their orbits around the Sun. This view

appears in a separate window, so you

can watch the planets revolve around

the Sun and see them move across

the sky at the same time.

Inspired by

THE SUN

• View detailed

IS 109 TIMES

information about

objects, as well

BIGGER THAN

as information

PLANET

about the seasons

EARTH!

of the year, the

beginning and end of

twilight, the visibility of the

planets, and the phases of the Moon.

• Customise the programme's user

interface by rearranging menu

commands and toolbar buttons,

adding commands you use often to

new or existing toolbars, and

reassigning keyboard shortcuts to

your liking. You can also customise

the application's appearance by

selecting among eight Ofﬁce-like

themes.

THE MOON IS

APPROXIMATELY

384,400KM FROM EARTH.

EVEN THOUGH IT IS ONE OF

THE MOST SIGNIFICANT

OBJECTS IN THE NIGHT SKY,

SECOND ONLY IN BRIGHTNESS

TO THE SUN, IT IS ACTUALLY

SMALLER THAN OUR PLANET;

AT JUST A LITTLE MORE

THAN A QUARTER OF

THE SIZE 27% .