Digital Collections | AMNH - Electron telescope and viewing screen used for Mysterious Mars show, Hayden Planetarium, 1941

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Electron telescope and projector used in Mysterious Mars show, Hayden Planetarium, 1941

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Electron Telescope shown in operation with the Zeiss projector, Hayden Planetarium

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Man from Mars, made by Walter Favreau, for Mysterious Mars show, Hayden Planetarium, 1941

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Mysterious Mars show, Man from Mars, by Walter Favreau, peering around Mars model, Hayden Planetarium, 1941

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Replica of telescope made by Galileo, Hayden Planetarium, August 1936

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The Zeiss Projector in the Hayden Planetarium, showing coordinates along part of the ecliptic and altitudes on meridian, 1939

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Planetarium chamber showing skyline and seating, Hayden Planetarium, November, 1936

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Canal of Mars, model made by Walter Favreau for the motion picture, Mysterious Mars

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Professor William H. Barton at the control panel, Hayden Planetarium, November 1937

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United States Naval Academy Midshipmen from Annapolis outside the Hayden Planetarium, June 1936

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Children viewing the Zeiss Projector, Hayden Planetarium

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Mr. Fred Raiser, technician, and Professor William H. Barton with Cosmic Ray Counter machine, Hayden Planetarium, 1939

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Imaginary representation of one possible cause of the End of the World, our sun vastly increasing its output of energy, painting, Hayden Planetarium, October, 1938

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