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DESCRIPTION:Flash Gallery Talk: Jim Lattis. Early photographers were like s
 cientists\, experimenting with different techniques. In this free flash ga
 llery talk\, Jim Lattis\, the director of UW Space Place\, will give a bri
 ef history of astrophotography punctuated by two objects on view—a simul
 ated moonscape and an image captured by NASA’s Lunar Orbiter 3.\n\nURL: 
 http://bit.ly/2EH9o7i
SUMMARY:Two Lunar Photos: Bookends of Astrophotography
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