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Olbers-Planetarium, Bremen
SKYMASTER ZKP 2
1000 events per year: a lot is going on under the 6m dome.
Photo: Olbers-Planetarium
19521979
ZKPZKP 2
6 m
(20 ft)
6 m
(20 ft)
35

Among small-dome planetariums, the Olbers Planetarium is one of the oldest. When it was inaugurated in 1952, it used a Carl Zeiss projector built already before 1945 for astronomical navigation training. In 1979 it was replaced with a ZKP 2, which has been an untiring workhorse since. Star navigation having declined in importance, the Bremen Planetarium today is focused on school astronomy and a wide variety of public shows. The star projector has been supplemented by multimedia technology.
Location
Olbers-Planetarium Bremen
Werderstr. 73
28199 Bremen
Germany

Tel. 0421-59054678
Fax: 0421-7942842


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