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The Planetarium is to observe the night sky indoors irrespective of the weather outside. It is designed to reproduce the real night sky on a hemispherical dome ceiling albeitona very small scale. It is very interesting to observe actual stars in the sky with a telescope, but that has some disadvantages. For example, if would be difficult at best to observe the stars when cloulds on other phenomenas hinder viewing of the sky. moreover, urban lighting can also disrupt observation of the night sky. At the observatory, one can observe the traveling routes of stars in a short time. In addition, It is possible to visualize a constellation which existed one day or will appear some day. one can even see cross-shaped star in Korea as well as in Sydney. |
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The celestial science laboratory is where one can study about constellations of a night sky by using the Planetarium equipment. In the lab one can experience a celestial phenomenon that arouses one is curiosity.This program will encourage students to have not only hope and dream for the future, but a progressive spirit to the unknown world and an enlightened idea of cosmology. Lectures are mostly about how to find a seasonal constellation and understanding the myths surrounding these constellations.
¡Ø For particulars, please contact the exhibition Office (042)601-7930 |
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