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Folks,
I recently bought one of these: http://www.poof-slinky.com/catalog/c...acti on=prov& It's no substitute for a real starball projector, that's for sure.. But, using a $10 kid's dome tent from IKEA, it looks pretty cool! I'm new to astronomy, and I am wondering how accurate these things are? Does anyone else have one? I have been thinking about it, and it would not be hard at all to create a new vacuum formed "star dome" for it, and make a much better projector out of it.. Thoughts? |
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