Brooklyn residents attend stargazing event at Green-Wood Cemetery
Brooklyn residents looked to the skies Thursday at a stargazing event at Green-Wood Cemetery. The Amateur Astronomers Association of New York set up high-powered telescopes at the cemetery's main entrance
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Oct 16, 2015, 10:39 PM
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Updated 3,249 days ago
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Brooklyn residents looked to the skies Thursday at a stargazing event at Green-Wood Cemetery.
The Amateur Astronomers Association of New York set up high-powered telescopes at the cemetery's main entrance for residents to get a closer look at the skies.
Cemetery officials say it's one of the best spots to see stars in the city due to its lack of lights.
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