star globe

[′stär ‚glōb]

(astronomy)

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Last year's light installations will return to both Bold Street and Castle Street as well as the newly-commissioned art installation, Star Globe, a five-metre, 3D bauble in Williamson Square.

This is when the Christmas tree is coming back to Liverpool's Church Street; It is one of the city's most iconic trees and marks the start of the festive season in Liverpool

Berth occupancy was recorded at the Port at 53% on Sunday where a total of eight ships namely C.V ACX Crystal, C.V MSC Tomoko, C.V Nicoline Maersk, M.V Star Globe, M.V Pabur, M.T ECE Nur-K, Chem Tiger and M.T Atlantic Glory were occupied at PQA berths to load/offload containers, Coal, Canola seeds, Phosphoric Acid, Chemicals and Palm Oil respectively during last 24 hours.

Shipping Activity at Port Qasim

Globus Maritime takes delivery of bulk carrier "Star Globe" for USD32.8m

LHIC has also invested in four private companies: ViA Inc, a Minnesota-based maker of wearable computing and communications products; Mindmaker Inc, a San Jose, California producer of artificial intelligence technology components; Mediacom Technologies PTE Ltd, a Singapore based designer of telecommunications products; and Star Globe Technologies Pyte Ltd, a Singapore-based provider of multilingual software.

LERNOUT & HAUSPIE FOUNDERS LAUNCH INVESTMENT COMPANY

Weigel later built a larger star globe 11 feet in diameter.

Outsourcing the light: stellar luminosity was once thought to originate from behind the celestial sphere

Studies of the poem's information on the risings and settings of stars and on the placement of the constellations suggest the data were extracted from a star globe.

The Big Room : Having trouble contemplating the structure of the universe and your place in it? Welcome to the club

More allied with Tupperware than with maps, the Nightstar Company's vinyl star globes deflated the celestial sphere into a flexible bowl that could be folded and rolled into a star-studded minidome that positioned the constellations for any time, date, and latitude.