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"It wasn't until I was past forty that it bacame clear that I was going to be quote, successful, unquote." 
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 The key point about this is that it is not simply a planetarium, which has a fixed viewpoint - namely, the earth. The Lens Image is calculated anew for every presentation. 
 You cannot yet (as far as I know!) buy a program or device that will let you calculate the night sky for anywhere in the Galaxy.
 
However, you can get software programs like Starry Night that will calculate the night sky view from the major planets of the solar system. Comment/Join this discussion ( 1 ) | RSS/XML | Blog This | Additional
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	         'They filed clumsily into the battleroom, like children in a swimming pool for the first time, clinging to the handholds along the side.' 
 
	    Bipedal Robot Floats Gently While Walking 
	  
	      
	         'a walking balloon proceeded with long strides of its aluminum legs...' 
 
	    Elegant Bivouac Shelter Produces Water And Electricity 
	  
	      
	         'There was nowhere on the planet where science and technology could not provide one with a comfortable home...' 
 
	    'AI Assistants' Are Actually Less Reliable For News 
	  
	      
	         'Most men updated their PIP on New Year's Day...' 
 
	    YES!! Remote Teleoperated Robots predicted by Technovelgy! 
	  
	      
	         '...a misshapen, many-tentacled thing about twice the size of a man.' 
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