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A Maya city lost for a thousand years under the jungle comes to life. Planetarios Digitales has produced, with support from Mexican National Council of Science and Technology (CONACYT), this fulldome program that is available to the IPS community for free. Trailer in Spanish at =Y7F0zZMmx0A but full English versions available. Files are hosted in several playable formats and available through mediafire. Free licenses may be downloaded, printed, filled, signed, scanned, and then sent to jminchaca@planetariosdigitales.com for the links full program. More info at -shows/the-secret-of-calakmul/. January 2016 (release date).

Cosmonaute 360 is a series of short films for children, from Dessignare Media, designed specifically for exhibition in educational spaces such as museums, planetariums and new media festivals. This project proposes to initiate interactive experiences between children and tutors through dynamics that foment new methods of education. The web page has a form for requesting license of the content. After registration, a link is provided via email to access a downloadable folder with the video and materials such as a poster, images, and trailer videos. See -360-fulldome-show.html. May 2019.

Fulldome (DigitalSky2.3) adaptation of "Invisible Mars" from the NASA MAVEN Mission to Mars. If you aren't running DigitalSky in your theater, you can still download the assets and adapt the show for your platform. The media consists of some 2x1 Equatorial Cylindrical Equidistant textures (of Mars, Earth, and the sun), a few images, and a couple of MP4 movies. For DigitalSky, I wrapped the textures onto dummy sphere objects in the planetarium to simulate viewing the Science On a Sphere in the dome. The "InvisibleMars_Content.zip" file in the link have all the assets (including the presenter script) you need for adapting the show. For more about MAVEN and its outreach programs, go to lasp.colorado.edu/home/maven/education-outreach/afterschoolsummer-programs/invisible-mars/. Enjoy! Please drop me a line at tkomatsu (at) berkeley (dot) edu if you decide to use the program, adapt it, or have questions. From Toshi Komatsu, The Lawrence Hall of Science

These planetarium dome animations were created to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo mission. To download, first subscribe to the "Apollo News" list server: After subscribing, you will get a confirmation email; once you respond to that, it will send a final welcome message with the links and password to the download site. Users who need 4K or 60 fps versions should then contact Dr. Reiff to get the dropbox links to the higher resolution animations. 28 May 2019.

This is a collection of media and tools, which includes 360 spherical images/videos using equirectangular warping. The media here should be usable by most digital planetarium systems, headset Virtual Reality, and smartphone VR setups, with minimum extra work to import them. There are also some true, interactive VR experiences listed on this page. Files are downloadable at -video

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