Astronomy Dome?

Dear Astronomy Experts
During a remodel of a room, I have found it feasible to install an 8 - 10
foot diameter dome. Is there such a dome that is a prefab structure with
the stars of the northern hemisphere 'punched out' so a lighting grid from
behind would make it look like the night sky, in a darkened room?

Cordially
IT

"Astronomy Dome?

Is there such a dome that's
A Pre ~ Fob structure with The Stars of the northern hemisphere
Punched out, so a lighting grid

From behind would make it look like
The Night Sky, sa, in a darkened room?

Cordially ..."
~ Traveler

"Try Grande Central Station, look overhead,
You'll see Celestial Heavens twinkling above,
Before you board

Track 8.
Hope that helps."
~ Black Stone

"Michelangelo's or Brunalesci's Dome?
Or say ~

The Florentine skyline,
As seen from Michelangelo's piazza,
The Duomo, including the companile and dome ...

http://cwbosken.pepperspages.com/europe/europe04.html

"Or just see ~
Brunelleschi and the Origin of Linear Perspective ...

'Sixteenth-century renaissance artists
Like Leonardo

da Vinci and Michelangelo Buonarotti
Were able to clearly recreate the three ~ dimensional physical reality
Of the human form on two-dimensional surfaces.'

A vanishing point ..."
~ Etude

http://www.kap.pdx.edu/trow/winter01/perspective/

Internet Traveler wrote:
Dear Astronomy Experts
During a remodel of a room, I have found it feasible to install an 8 - 10
foot diameter dome. Is there such a dome that is a prefab structure with
the stars of the northern hemisphere 'punched out' so a lighting grid from
behind would make it look like the night sky, in a darkened room?

Cordially
IT

There are companies that specialize in painting the night sky
with fluorescent paint on ceilings. During the day the paint is
invisible. Look at the results he

http://nightsky.to/

A hidden black light can make the paint glow really well.

I think, however, that it would be better if you do the painting
by yourself - you can go to whatever level of details you want.
It would be much simpler than a perforated dome, and would provide
better rendering of diffuse objects like the mikly way.

Reards,

- Alex