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The Black Rock Observatory at Burning Man

September 19, 2014 TopSpacer

For the recent Burning Man event, the “Desert Wizards of Mars” brought their Black Rock Observatory. Funded via a Kickstarter, the project include two domed-covered 21 inch telescopes and the Mars Rover Art Car.

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Here’s an article about the project : Bringing Space Science Education to Burning Man–and Beyond – Co.Create.

And their Kickstarter video:

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