Ep4, P4: Moon in the Face Syndrome - A 360° Video from The Hitchhiker's Guide to Neil's Universe
December 18, 2016
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as posted by the channelIn the conclusion to our fourth and final episode of StarTalk’s new 360° VR videos on YouTube, you’re standing on the High Line in NYC with astrophysicists Neil deGrasse Tyson and Emily Rice, comedian Chuck Nice, and the president of the Amateur Astronomers Association of NY, Marcelo Cabrera talking about seeing the moon with your own eyes in the lens of a telescope. As Chuck puts it, “It actually changed my life” – a perspective shift Neil describes as “Moon in the Face syndrome.” Be sure to look around NYC in the time-elapsed footage at the end, as the stargazers gather to keep looking up.
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