Gakken Science Of Adult Magazine Vol 09: Planetarium

Hardcover magazine with DIY pinhole Planetarium kit

Since being founded in 1947, Gakken have created fascinating learning materials about science that have won them fans all over the world. Each issue of Science Of Adult gives you all the parts and information you need to build fun and awesome science projects.

The 9th contents introduction scientific magazine from a publishing company/author of adult, a pinhole-type planetarium. The scientific editorial department of adult was able to go ahead through the plan examination of the planetarium which was newer than the front with planetarium creator Takayuki Ohira who developed the most advanced planetarium megastar in the world for approximately 3 years. It, the cause of the backup of the JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) space opening laboratory, the pinhole type planetarium which projected starlit sky more were completed this time. To the fixed star ball of the regular dodecahedron, about 10000 fixed star data are plotted more than the seventh class star. Gakken can reflect starlit sky in time to like it by a degree of leaning and the turn of the fixed star ball on a favorite place, a day of liking it (only in the Northern Hemisphere). Of course is similar and becomes the assembling kit.

Furthermore, customization to the original is possible because Gakken introduce the various remodeling in the their magazine. One's room wants you to taste an impression satisfied by a star by all means.

You can assemble & get your own the dodecahedron planetarium which features the data of about 10000 fixed stars. You can project the constellations, starrysky of anytime, anywhere (northern hemisphere only) in your own room, and also you can custom it to suit your style too.

This is a science magazine + science project kit from Gakken that's entirely in the Japanese language.

Also known as: Gakken Planetarium

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