mp birla planetarium to go digital for rs 30 crore - digital projector

The world's second largest planetarium plans to install a modern digital projection system. The second largest country in the world has started a 30 rupee modernization project to install a modern digital projection system.
The new hybrid projection system will be ready in nine months
Mechanical and digital projections will produce a unique description of the universe and treat celestial enthusiasts in ways never beforeseen-
Before the visual experience of heaven above.
"We can now show visitors images of some of the world's most advanced telescope records, such as NASA's telescope.
Any visitor can be taken to a distant corner of the universe and feel like seeing galaxies, moons, or other celestial bodies from a very close distance. The director of m P Birla Planetarium said.
They will also build a new projected dome in the United States to provide visitors with a unique immersive experience.
The digital projector, manufactured by Carl Zeiss, Germany, will provide the most vivid and colorful images of celestial bodies and events. The opto-
The mechanical projector will provide a wonderful depiction of the night sky seen by the human eye.
Built in 1962, the planetarium is the oldest planetarium in Asia and the second largest planetarium in the world.
The landmark of Kolkata attracts nearly seven lakh visitors every year.
To make way for the transformation, it will be closed to the public for nine months from Tuesday.
In addition to the modernization of the projection system, the Planetarium will also have better facilities like the new gallery.
The planetarium will once again open its doors to visitors from October.