Griffith Observatory website link: here.
All information are in their website already and I got this as an introduction, Southern California’s gateway to the cosmos! Visitors can look through telescopes, explore exhibits, see live shows in the Samuel Oschin Planetarium, and enjoy spectacular views of Los Angeles and the Hollywood Sign.
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| First time in Griffith Observatory Area, Hollywood Sign, and Hollywood Walk of Fame link: here. |
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| So the Hollywood sign is that far from Griffith observatory. You can get closer by hiking though. But we had no time to do that anymore so we had to settle for this. |
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| Unlike our first time here, we decided to go in and see the exhibits they have in Griffith. |
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| Ceiling painting |
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| The closest to stargazing activity that I was able to do. |
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| My body temperature for that day was 93.1 Farenheit. Literal na hot. haha. That was around 34 Celsius. |
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| Phases of the moon. |
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| Mawawala ba naman ang picture ng likod haha <3 Being able to see the moon at the other side of the world hihihi. |
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| Foucault Pendulum One of my favorite. This one demonstrates the rotation of the Earth. |
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| I have yet to visit a place wherein I can watch the stars all night. <3 |
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| Always in awe with our universe. Hahaha. And whoever is that photobomber guy on the left. |
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Los Angeles downtown and Hollywood Area.
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| And moi, of course. I need a photo remembrance from the Land of the Angels. HAHA |
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| They have a lot more exhibits than the those I posted in here. Entrance and most exhibits are free but they have a show wherein you have to pay before getting in. |
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