COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Teaching modern astronomy with planetarium equipment that was built before astronauts landed on the moon is a tricky venture.

And it’s a task that has troubled Ohio State University graduate astronomy students for decades as they’ve had to base their lectures on a cumbersome projector installed in Smith Hall in 1967.

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