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The Griffith Observatory in California had a great view of the Mars-Moon occultation. See the Red Planet slip behind the moon and re-emerge in this time-lapse. <br/><br/>Credit: Griffith Observatory | edited by Space.com's edited by Steve Spaleta<br/>Music: Into the Forest I Go by David Celeste / courtesy of Epidemic Sound
The Griffith Observatory in California had a great view of the Mars-Moon occultation. See the Red Planet slip behind the moon and re-emerge in this time-lapse. <br/><br/>Credit: Griffith Observatory | edited by Space.com's edited by Steve Spaleta<br/>Music: Into the Forest I Go by David Celeste / courtesy of Epidemic Sound
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