A star party in Kerman attracted over 400 attendees, allowing local residents to gaze at celestial objects through electronic telescopes. Organized by the Central Valley Astronomers, the event featured views of the moon, Mars, and the Hercules Cluster. Typically held in darker areas, this star party provided a unique opportunity for residents to experience astronomy in their community. Participants, including families, enjoyed observing distant stars and galaxies, transforming a football field into a hub of astronomical excitement and discovery.
The lights were off, because the real show was up above. More than 400 people including Lopez gathered for a rare event called a 'star party.'
Powered by the Central Valley Astronomers, families, students, and stargazers were able to see sights like the moon, Mars, and the Hercules Cluster.
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