GIANT DOME
The Giant Dome is used in gymnasiums. It has a diameter of 22 feet, with a height of almost 18 feet. This new dome has no entrance tunnel. Entry is from the door shown in the image above. Adding the inflation tube would require a space of about 25 feet by 25 feet. This dome would need to be set up in a gym or an all purpose room with at least the dimensions listed above. You can fit about 50 people in the planetarium. There are no seats in the planetarium, everyone sits on the floor, however, adjustments can be made for people with special needs.
The Giant Dome is used in gymnasiums. It has a diameter of 22 feet, with a height of almost 18 feet. This new dome has no entrance tunnel. Entry is from the door shown in the image above. Adding the inflation tube would require a space of about 25 feet by 25 feet. This dome would need to be set up in a gym or an all purpose room with at least the dimensions listed above. You can fit about 50 people in the planetarium. There are no seats in the planetarium, everyone sits on the floor, however, adjustments can be made for people with special needs.
STANDARD DOME
The Standard Dome is used in smaller spaces. It has a diameter of only 16 feet with a height of about 11 feet. The Standard Dome has an entrance tunnel shown above. Participants need to crawl through the tunnel to access the planetarium. Adding in the tunnels (entrance and inflation), the Standard Dome is 18 feet x 21 feet. For this dome you would need a minimum room size of 21 feet x 21 feet. There is room for about 30 people in this planetarium. There are no seats in the planetarium, everyone sits on the floor, however, adjustments can be made for people with special needs.
"When you hear the word planetarium you think of planets. This planetarium
took us inside space. I was able to get a first class view of space. It was epic!
Well done Mr. Meyer!"
"The planetarium was an out-of-this-world experience. Before attending the planetarium I just saw stars in the sky. Now I know where to find planets and constellations such as Orion, the Big Dipper, and Taurus the Bull. Mr. Meyer gave me an informative experience that was more enjoyable than simply just looking in a textbook."
Eighth Grade Students
St. Michael School
Newark, NJ
February, 2015
The Standard Dome is used in smaller spaces. It has a diameter of only 16 feet with a height of about 11 feet. The Standard Dome has an entrance tunnel shown above. Participants need to crawl through the tunnel to access the planetarium. Adding in the tunnels (entrance and inflation), the Standard Dome is 18 feet x 21 feet. For this dome you would need a minimum room size of 21 feet x 21 feet. There is room for about 30 people in this planetarium. There are no seats in the planetarium, everyone sits on the floor, however, adjustments can be made for people with special needs.
"When you hear the word planetarium you think of planets. This planetarium
took us inside space. I was able to get a first class view of space. It was epic!
Well done Mr. Meyer!"
"The planetarium was an out-of-this-world experience. Before attending the planetarium I just saw stars in the sky. Now I know where to find planets and constellations such as Orion, the Big Dipper, and Taurus the Bull. Mr. Meyer gave me an informative experience that was more enjoyable than simply just looking in a textbook."
Eighth Grade Students
St. Michael School
Newark, NJ
February, 2015