So if you haven't seen the exhibition yet, you still have time for a visit.
In 1923, a technical innovation was presented in Munich that was to be spread around the world from there: the projection planetarium. The exhibition "100 Years of Planetarium" features the first planetarium projector, the legendary Zeiss "Model I" projector, and the four-meter high, 2.5-ton "Model IV", which was in service at the Deutsches Museum from 1961 to 1988. Furthermore, there are also exhibits from earlier times such as a 16th century astrolabe, a disk-shaped instrument for calculating the movement of the heavens. Current space images, including those sent to earth by the Hubble Space Telescope, show the planetarium's continuing connection to modern research.
https://www.deutsches-museum.de/en
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