GEMMA OBSERVATORY
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OVERVIEW
Gemma Observatory is a private observatory atop a remote mountain in New Hampshire. Designed for intimate stargazing experiences, it offers unparalleled views of the night sky in a light pollution free environment. With a state of the art telescope and a unique architectural design, Gemma provides a space for exploration, education, and scientific discovery.
AUDIENCE
Gemma’s audience includes people who love stargazing, science, and those who seek an intimate connection with the night sky. They value unique experiences and are drawn to the observatory’s private and intimate environment. Whether seasoned stargazers, educators, or couples looking for a memorable evening, Gemma offers a special space for celestial discovery.
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Lost in Light is a reader published by Gemma Observatory that analyzes the causes of light pollution, where it is most prevalent, and how it affects observatories, humans, and animals alike. In its total of 38 pages, there is an interview with Neil deGrasse Tyson, an excerpt essay from dark sky advocate Paul Bogard, and all images of the night sky taken by Sofia Rodriguez with a Sony A6000. This reader was designed to educate on the increasingly important topic of light pollution without making it boring or overwhelming to pick up.
