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✓ Published: 05-Nov-2021
✓ Published: 05-Nov-2021
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The Wonder Room is an interactive and immersive AR experience and light exhibition situated within the MAAS museum, based on a 6-inch refracting transit telescope made by Troughton and Simms in 1875. Dominating the scientific activities at the Sydney Observatory up until the 1960s, the artefact’s enduring use as a support instrument in major nstar mapping projects, as well as its observational work in measuring Sydney time demonstrates how the scientific nature of astrology is always constant,
The Wonder Room is an interactive and immersive AR experience and light exhibition situated within the MAAS museum, based on a 6-inch refracting transit telescope made by Troughton and Simms in 1875. Dominating the scientific activities at the Sydney Observatory up until the 1960s, the artefact’s enduring use as a support instrument in major nstar mapping projects, as well as its observational work in measuring Sydney time demonstrates how the scientific nature of astrology is always constant,
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