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March
Adam Block's POWERFUL IMAGES
March 5th, 2012 7:30pm
Astronomical pictures can be used to both inspire and educate. These pictures tell their stories with an interplay of light and vibrancy of color leading to a greater understanding of the scale and the dynamics of the Universe. Universtiy of Arizona's Adam Block will demonstrate what goes into creat...
May
Join FOTO for a New Mexico Annular Solar Eclipse Adventure
May 17th, 2012 to May 21st, 2012
Join Friends Of The Observatory for an astronomical adventure that explores not only the very latest in astronomical technology but also rock art, ruins and celestial symbols of the ancient Southwest. The trip ends with an event not seen in this part of the world for 18 years: an ANNULAR SOLAR ECLIPSE. Dr. E.C. Krupp, Director, Griffith Observatory and world authority on astronomy and culture, will be our private guide for this rare journey.
November
South Pacific - Voyage to Totality
2012 Total Solar Eclipse Cruise
November 14th, 2012
Friends Of The Observatory is partnering with TravelQuest International to offer you an opportunity to see the longest total solar eclipse of the next three years and customizing your South Pacific cruise. Stay for the entire 19-night cruise, or select a 5-night option of boarding in Fiji and disembarking in New Zealand, or any combination that suits your schedule and travel desires. [See READ FULL DESCRIPTION for more information]
You must write in "FOTO" when asked if you are traveling with family or friends to ensure you are included in any exclusive FOTO events.
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For complete details on pricing, itinerary, amenities, and registration, contact TravelQuest directly at http://www.travelquesttours.com/CelebrityCruise2012/NCIhome.htm
For more information please email us at fotofriend@friendsoftheobservatory.org or call (213) 473-0807 |