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Solar System Simulator: Edu Edition - For Mac OS 9.2 & OS X (Other platform tools as well)
On Wed, 14 Jul 2004 17:35:04 GMT, John Steinberg wrote:
http://sssim.com/en/product/edu/manual/index.html *****Personal remarks:****** I happened across this the other day and have spent just a short time exploring its capabilities. An impressive package that is probably worth a gander by all interested in software of this type. Could be a nice tool for educators, in particular, but also of possible interest to those who enjoy seeing astronomical phenomena rendered in real and hyper-real time. Entertaining and educational. Why, it's edutainment! One word summary: Cool. ************************ It is very nice. I use the Studio version in the classroom. It handles multiple displays nicely, so you can run a planetarium type show with an LCD projector and control it off-screen. For those using Windows, there are more advanced versions that let you develop packaged scenarios, nice for lectures or free-running exhibits. _________________________________________________ Chris L Peterson Cloudbait Observatory http://www.cloudbait.com |
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