Edelman Planetarium Hosts Laser Shows
Edelman Planetarium Hosts Laser Shows
November 2, 2004
The Edelman Planetarium at Rowan University, Glassboro, will begin presenting weekly laser light shows on Saturday, November 6, at 8:30 p.m. The planetarium is equipped with a high-powered multicolor laser system that produces complex and fast-changing patterns. The 5.1 surround-sound audio system in synchronization with the vivid laser images and planetarium special effects will immerse viewers in a dazzling environment of sights and sounds.
The first light show is "Laser Radiohead." For more than a decade, Radiohead has been telling tortured, twisted tales of angst and alienation. The group?s music translates into fantastic, twisted and sometimes-humorous animation and imagery. This laser spectacular includes such songs as "You," "High and Dry," "Paranoid Android," "Pyramid Song" and more.
The planetarium is located on the ground floor of the north side of Science Hall, on the north side of Route 322 adjacent to Bosshart Hall (look for the observatory dome on top of that building).
For more information, contact Keith Johnson, Edelman Planetarium, at (856) 256-4389 or johnsonk@rowan.edu.
The first light show is "Laser Radiohead." For more than a decade, Radiohead has been telling tortured, twisted tales of angst and alienation. The group?s music translates into fantastic, twisted and sometimes-humorous animation and imagery. This laser spectacular includes such songs as "You," "High and Dry," "Paranoid Android," "Pyramid Song" and more.
The planetarium is located on the ground floor of the north side of Science Hall, on the north side of Route 322 adjacent to Bosshart Hall (look for the observatory dome on top of that building).
For more information, contact Keith Johnson, Edelman Planetarium, at (856) 256-4389 or johnsonk@rowan.edu.