In awe of the cosmos

June 2019

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June 2019

Ian Griffin at his favourite star-gazing spot – Mt John in Tekapo. Photo: Ian Griffin
Ian Griffin is the director at Otago Museum. He’s also an astronomer spreading his love of the night sky through his photography on Twitter and says trampers are among the lucky few who get to places dark enough where they can still view the cosmos. This year, he’s planning a series of events to celebrate the […]
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