LUCKNOW, Aug. 19 -- The Indira Gandhi Planetarium will reopen to the public on Tuesday after over two years of renovation, introducing the state's first active stereo 3D technology to give visitors an immersive view of the universe.

The planetarium now features a 2D-3D, 8K Digital Full Dome Projection System, powered by six synchronised digital projectors. The system, enhanced with data from NASA's Digital Universe, promises a seamless and real-time cosmic experience, planetarium officials said.

Each show, running 30-35 minutes, can accommodate 218 viewers per session. Daily screenings will begin at 12 noon, followed by shows at 1 pm, 2.30 pm, 3.30 pm, and 4.30 pm.

The first and fifth shows will run in 3D, while the rest will be in 2D....