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Planetarium at Cleveland Natural History Museum unveils state-of-the art Sky-Skan digital projector
The Nathan and Fannye Shafran Planetarium, which opened in 2002, has just received a new digital projection system [Sky-Skan definiti system) that adds 3-D graphics, high-definition imagery and enhanced special effects to the museum’s sky shows. These additions “will allow us to present brighter, more detailed sky shows,” said Glenda Bogar, the museum’s associate director of communication.
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