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On April 11, 2025, the Warsaw Planetarium, located within the Copernicus Science Centre (Centrum Nauki Kopernik), celebrated its grand reopening after a full-scale renovation. Known for hosting the International Planetarium Society conference in 2016, the venue is now setting a new global standard in immersive science education.
The upgraded facility features a 16-meter dome equipped with a state-of-the-art 8K hybrid projection system. This next-generation setup combines a traditional optical starball with digital projection to deliver a deeply immersive stargazing experience.
The projection system is powered by Sony VPL-GTZ380 projectors, delivering native 4K resolution, outstanding brightness, and superior contrast — ideal for rendering the finest details of our universe in stunning clarity.

The Warsaw Planetarium now runs two core software platforms that expand its educational and creative reach:
SkyExplorer, our latest-generation astronomical simulator, enables the team to produce real-time, live planetarium shows that blend scientific accuracy with engaging storytelling.
FreeDome, a multidisciplinary immersive solution, opens the doors to exploring biology, physics, and the arts in a dome setting, turning science communication into a visual experience.
Beyond visuals, the renovation also included a complete overhaul of the lighting and audio systems to ensure an experience that stimulates all the senses — truly transporting audiences into space and beyond.

We extend our deepest thanks to the Copernicus Science Centre for their trust, and to our local partner AB-MICRO, whose support was instrumental in bringing this ambitious project to life.
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