In 1923, at the Deutsches Museum in Munich, the world saw the first projection of an artificial starry sky. The machine was the legendary . To create a realistic, distortion-free star field on a domed ceiling, Dr. Walther Bauersfeld of Zeiss needed a mathematical method to map a spherical sky onto another sphere (the dome) without parallax errors. This mathematical framework became known as the Peuerbach Program .
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For nearly 80 years, from the to the Model VI (1960s) and even the later Cosmorama projectors, the Peuerbach Program was the undisputed "operating system" of the analog planetarium. In 1923, at the Deutsches Museum in Munich,