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Volunteers Can Show You The Stars At Griffith Observatory

It's the start of the free seasonal Star Parties at Griffith Observatory that run from June through September. ....

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CNN CNNI Simulcast April 15, 2014 07:23:00

Part of griffin park. the observatory is where people are catching a glimpse of this. tilt up there s the moon right now. and a lot of astronomers populating the grounds of griffith observatory now. we re going to talk to richard fuentes here in a second. he s with the l.a. astronomical society, and richard, i want to ask you a question here. this is your first full lunar eclipse. what s going through your mind? wow, it s really exciting. extremely exciting. it s fantastic. plus, look at the crowd. makes it even better. reporter: part of this is the shared experience. i mean, i watched you, you enjoy grabbing someone and saying, come look through my 11-inch telescope here. that s what we re here for. reporter: did any of this surprise you or what does the color look like to you? orangey. it looks really orangey. it s getting more and more orangey. there s still a little light on the right side of the moon. ....

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