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The planetarium's supporting actor, adding color to the starry sky

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A book passing on copper refining technology in Osaka in the Edo period

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Star chart by Edo-era astronomer Harumi Shibukawa

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A made-in-Osaka axle supporting a speed of 300 kmph

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A pre-war poster publicizing the activities of the Electric Science Museum

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The originals of the pictures depicting the memorable scenery of Osaka, which were projected in the planetarium.

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A postmark commemorating the birth of a new sightseeing spot in Osaka in the early Showa era (1926-1989)

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A reflecting telescope for gazing at the pre-war starry Osaka night

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A scroll of calligraphic poetry left behind by Shigetomi Hazama, a merchant and astronomer

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What was once Japan’s largest reflecting telescope, perched on Mt. Ikoma

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The famed work by Lavoisier, the “father of modern chemistry”

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Key work by Galileo discussing the Copernican and Ptolemaic systems

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A famous book that conveys the theory of celestial motions based on the geocentric theory

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Historical works that represent the foundation of chemistry in Japan

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Detector for tracking cosmic rays

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Electric Science Museum exhibited inspires interest in space

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Textbooks used at a technical college in Osaka in the early Meiji period

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Early Japanese accelerator used in particle and nuclear research

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The birthplace of modern scientific education in Japan

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Carl Zeiss II Planetarium, the first planetarium in Japan

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