At a quaint property in the heartland of the Philippine capital of Manila lies a state-owned planetarium that has been attracting a growing number of visitors thanks to more spectacular shows made possible by newly acquired projectors.Since February, hundreds of people have been flocking to the compound of the National Planetarium along the Padre Burgos Avenue in Manila to see the exhibits and shows which run from mid-morning until late afternoon. On busy days, the crowd grows to over 1,000.Bret Guiterrez, 22, after watching one of the 45-minute long shows, said it reminded him of life in t…READ FULL ARTICLE
