2D stereo planetarium - 'Postcards from other worlds' projection

For millennia the planets were just points of light moving through the sky. With the invention of the telescope, the bands of Jupiter and the rings of Saturn could be observed, and, little by little, satellites of these planets were discovered. But any attempt to represent what a landscape of other worlds would be like corresponded, more or less correctly, to the realm of science fiction. Today, after sixty years of space exploration, all the planets in the solar system and a large part of their satellites have been photographed. Postcards from other worlds invite us to travel through the solar system thanks to these emissaries that have brought us so much information and beauty: the giant volcanoes of Mars, the icy deserts of Europe and Enceladus, the equatorial mountain range of Iapetus, the lakes of methane of Titan,