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The Planetarium of Pamplona is located in northern Spain and was opened in 1993. The planetarium features a 20m (60 feet) dome with 205 concentric seatings, a Zeiss VI A Star Projector as well as a home made video fulldome system. The planetarium also has an in-house team focused on fulldome productions. Both an exhibition area and a conference room find room inside the main building.
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