Total Lunar Eclipse! January 20, 2019
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Griffith Observatory hosted over two thousand people to view the total lunar eclipse.
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Mars Close Approach Public Viewing Event, July 2018
Griffith ObservatoryGriffith Observatory hosted several thousand people to view the closest approach by Mars in 15 years. The Observatory also hosted a live online broadcast which was carried by NASA.
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Total Lunar Eclipse! January 31, 2018
FeaturedGriffith ObservatoryOn January 31, 2018, Griffith Observatory hosted over a thousand people to view the total lunar eclipse.
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A Night with Cassini
FeaturedGriffith ObservatoryOn September 11, Cassini will have its last encounter with Titan that will send it plunging into Saturn.
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Partial Solar Eclipse! Public Viewing Event, August 21, 2017
FeaturedGriffith ObservatoryOn August 21, 2017, Griffith Observatory hosted thousands of people to view the partial solar eclipse.
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Visible Planet Line-up, August, 2016
Griffith ObservatoryThis line-up of all five naked-eye planets was visible approximately 30 minutes after sunset (at the end of civil twilight), between August 3rd and August 24th 2016.
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Visible Planet Line-up, January – February, 2016
Griffith ObservatoryA line-up of all five bright planets is happening at dawn from mid-January through February 23, 2016
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Total Lunar Eclipse! September 27, 2015
FeaturedGriffith ObservatoryA public event to view the total lunar eclipse 6:30 – 9:45 p.m. Sunday, September 27
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Griffith Observatory celebrates its 80th anniversary
FeaturedGriffith ObservatoryGriffith Observatory marks 80 years of public service and astronomical inspiration with three public events on Thursday, May 14, 2015.
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Jupiter Triple Shadow Transit January 23, 2015
Griffith ObservatoryA rare celestial event took place on Friday night, January 23, 2015, when the shadows of three of Jupiter’s four largest moons – Io, Europa, and Callisto – fell upon Jupiter at the same time.