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Digistar

Digistar is the first computer graphics-based planetarium projection and content system. It was designed by Evans & Sutherland and released in 1983. The technology originally focused on accurate and high quality display of stars, including for the first time showing stars from points of view other than Earth's surface, travelling through the stars, and…

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Digistar

Nodes46
Edges45
Triples87
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.043478
Components1

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Digistar

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related to history · 23
Digistar → Brent, Brent Watson, By, Earth's, February, Filming, Hansen, ILM, In, It, Johnson Space Center, Khan, Likewise, McAllister, November, Solar System, Star Trek II, Stephen McAllister, Steve, The
related to Projector · 20
Digistar → August, CA, CRT, CRT's, Digital, DLP, Evans, If, LCD, Lincoln Optical Corp, Once, Otherwise, RAM, SLC, Sutherland Computer Corp, SXRD, The, This, Unlike, UT
related to File types · 15
Digistar → An, ASCII, Both, D2, Digistar II, Further, Model, Pascal, Several, Show, Sun Microsystems SPARCstation, The Digistar II, These, VAX, While
related to System limitations · 12
Digistar → An, Because, Coupled, Errors, Milky Way, On, Some, The, The Digistar, These, Though, To
related to Hardware · 10
Digistar → Boldly Go, DEC MicroVAX, DOF, Later, One, Picture System, PS/300, The, This, VAX-11/780
related to Popularity · 5
Digistar → Despite, International Planetarium Society, Terence Murtagh, The Digistar, Though
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Digistar → first computer graphics-based planetarium projection and content system
related to Versions · 1
Digistar → Digistar II

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system planetarium projector stars display ii full-dome files file computer first graphics would star one used model time phosphor original

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Digistaris afirst computer graphics-based planetarium projection and content system0.90text
Digistarrelated to File typesWhile0.60section
Digistarrelated to File typesVAX0.60section
Digistarrelated to File typesDigistar II0.60section
Digistarrelated to File typesSun Microsystems SPARCstation0.60section
Digistarrelated to File typesD20.60section
Digistarrelated to File typesModel0.60section
Digistarrelated to File typesShow0.60section
Digistarrelated to File typesSeveral0.60section
Digistarrelated to File typesBoth0.60section
Digistarrelated to File typesASCII0.60section
Digistarrelated to File typesThese0.60section

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