Science North has added a dome planetarium to its family of attractions in Sudbury. With the state-of the-art digital technology, it is the first planetarium of this kind in Northern Ontario. Using digital technology, you can tour outer space like never before and see the night sky as visible from Earth. You ll also be able to witness beautiful celestial images, captured by the Hubble Space Telescope, which can only be seen from points far distant in space and time. Feature films about astronomy and other space topics are projected on an 8.4 metre dome. The digital technologies, surround sound and special dome screen will immerse you, taking them through the galaxies and right to the outer extremities of the known universe, billions of light years away. The digital dome theatre will include Digistar 4, the world’s most advanced digital theatre system. The Digistar 4 system is an Evans & Sutherland product a company based out of Salt Lake City, Utah. For more information about the company, visit www.es.com.

The Ontario Science Centre is currently developing an exhibition on the human exploration of Mars. Do you think humans should go to Mars? Please submit your video responses and comments. They may be used in our exhibition.

the pros, cons and probabilities of Mars exploration were discussed at the Ontario Science Centre’s Cafe Scientifiqe, held at the Rivoli May 19, 2007.

I have captured this video luckily today evening 03 Dec 2008. I have noticed a huge fireball burning and coming down with a thud. Couple of weeks back there was a big meteorite hit Saskachwen and Manitoba. This is little smaller in size. I have another video footage of this with full trajectory. Will post it soon.

Our new exhibition on the human exploration of Mars will be at the Ontario Science Centre for 888.

Col. Chris Hadfield of the Canadian Space Agency visited the Ontario Science Centre and spoke about some of the very human aspects of space travel. Thank you so much for the feature YouTube…minutes before this was recorded I said to Chris Hadfield that I wanted to put his video on the internet and make him famous…(a joke…since he is already famous). He is a terrific guy and a great Canadian scientist. And speaking of Canada…there will be a Canadian YouTube meetup on 888 at the …

Astronaut Dr. Dave Williams introduces “Facing Mars: Would You Survive the Journey?” the new exhibit opening at the Ontario Science Centre in Toronto. The exhibit aims to provide a window on to the emotional and physical challenges of being an astronaut on a hypothetical mission to Mars. May 29, 2008. Visit thestar.com for the latest News headlines, Sports, Entertainment and more from the voice of the GTA.

Earth. You ll also be able to witness beautiful celestial images, captured by the Hubble Space Telescope, which can only be seen from points far distant in space and time. Feature films about astronomy and other space topics are projected on an 8.4 metre dome. The digital technologies, surround sound and special dome screen will immerse you, taking them through the galaxies and right to the outer extremities of the known universe, billions of light years away. The digital dome theatre …

what is lightening and how can you protect yourself during a storm? photos of Toronto area thunder storm by Aleksandar Jovic. … Ontario Science Centre lightning safety severe weather storms thunder

the Hubble Space Telescope loses a key camera. www.redshiftnow.ca