OPTICAL PLANETARIUMS

Konica Minolta Cosmo Leap Σ

Introduction
Features
Specifications

Introduction

The most versatile optical planetarium projector for small to medium size domes. Over 60 individually controllable projections including constellation images, asterisms and other sky markers. Quiet and smooth operation with near silent star, planet, and lifter motions.

Features

Specifications

Introduction
Features
Specifications

Features

Over 60 Individually Controllable Projections. With over 60 constellation images, asterisms and other sky markers, the Cosmo Leap Σ will project a starry night sky more enthralling than ever. Operators will be able to offer dramatic tours of the night sky without ever using a digital projection system.

Introduction

Specifications

Introduction
Features
Specifications

SPECIFICATIONS

Suitable Dome Diameter	8 to 16m (Horizontal)
Projection Method	Lens Projection of 32 Separate Star Plates
Light Source	Ultra bright LEDs, lifetime 30,000 hours
Fixed Stars	Approx. 9,000
Bright Stars	23
Variable Stars	4: Algol, Betelgeuse, Dschubba (δSco), Mira
Scintillation	Bright and Variable stars
Milky Way	250,000 stars processed on star plates
Deep Sky Objects	48 (objective)

Constellations	61 (some projected simultaneously) (objective)
Additional Markers	18 (objective)
Additional Projections	Cardinal Points / Celestial Poles / Zenith / Ecliptic (optional) / Equator (optional) / Meridian (optional) / Sunrise and Sunset (optional) / Twilight, Dawn and Dusk (optional)
Sun	1 degree projection, LED light source
Moon	1 degree projection, Phasing features, LED light source
Planets	Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn Point projections, LED light source
Projector Size	Approx. 630mm max. (Starball)
Footprint	Less than 1,000 (w) x 1,000mm (d)
Sound Level	Less than 41dB (during movement, 1m away) (objective)