All Space Considered

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Incredible #sunset in #LosAngeles w/ #GriffithObservatory on October 31. Images taken by Museum Guide David Pinsky from Mt. Hollywood trail. Equipment: @CanonUSA Mk 2.

It’s #ElectionDay! The waning gibbous #Moon rises from the east at 7:10 p.m. PST tonight. #Vote2020

The week ahead Wake up extra early to observe planets #Venus & #Mercury now that we’re in standard time! Luckily, we can now observe evening planets #Jupiter, #Saturn, & #Mars earlier than normal. Notice how Jupiter & Saturn appear closer every night. #watchtheskychange w/ us.

Your November Moon calendar, fresh off the presses, here to help you plan your Moon bathing sessions and remind you to vote!

Happy November 1st! Venus, Mercury, Mars, the Moon, & a MeteorShower! Want to know what’s in the sky this month? All Space Considered’s Patrick So has your Sky Report for November. Take a look!... https://youtu.be/kUi03ZDN51g See more

Happy Halloween and Full Moon! This is the second Full Moon we’re seeing this month, making it a BlueMoon. Image created by All Space Considered’s Patrick So as an example of how the Moon will look this evening.

Friendly reminder that there will be no All Space Considered program next week Friday, Nov. 6. Please enjoy our previous programs on GriffithObservatoryTV & stay up to date on our social media for the latest info. http://www.griffithobservatory.org/programs/griffithtv.html

Another beauty by Telescope Demonstrator Anthony Perkic (@orionbearastronomy). This is C13, the Owl Cluster located in constellation #Cassiopeia. ISO 400, 8 min exposure, Orion Atlas II EQ Mount, 8 f/4.9 1000m Newtonian, Orion Starshoot Autoguider, Nikon D5300.

Incredible image of #Andromeda, M31, taken by Telescope Demonstrator Anthony Perkic (Orion Bear Astronomy) Image is a mosaic of 3 sections, 9 images w/ISO of 400 & combined exposure 20 mins. Orion Atlas II EQ Mount, 8 f/4.9 Newtonian, Orion Starshoot Autoguider, & Nikon D5300.

The week ahead Watch as the #Moon passes bright planet #Mars this week. By #Halloween on the 31st, it will be full for the second time in October, making it a #BlueMoon! #watchtheskychange with us.

Gorgeous image of C14 The Double Cluster in constellation Perseus. Image taken and processed by Telescope Demonstrator Anthony Perkic (@DessertCoyote22) from Joshua Tree in September. Exposure: 15m 37s @Nikonusa d5300, 8 f/4.9 Newtonian on Orion Atlas II mount.

Early riser? Planet Venus shines bright in the east before sunrise this week. See if you can spot constellations Leo, UrsaMajor, Cancer, Virgo, & UrsaMinor.