08:20

Korea, the only divided nation in the world, cannot go to North Korea even though it is so close.

00:54

킨텍스에서 열린 무료 천체관측 행사에서 볼 수 있는 것은?

02:29

무료로 천체관측을 즐기며 인생샷(?)을 남길 수 있는 현장을 소개합니다.

01:43

천체관측이 너무 신기한, 예쁘고 귀여운 아이들의 사진으로 만든 영상입니다.

01:06

What would it look like to shoot a building 4km away with three different astronomical telescopes?

00:48

How does Mars look through a telescope?

00:41

토성을 처음 본 어머니들의 반응은?

02:07

시민들이 인정하는 최고의 망원경

01:16

비싼 망원경으로 제대로 눈호강 시켜 드렸습니다.

00:54

너무나 선명한 토성과 목성을 눈으로 직접 보고 놀라는 시민들(in 파리공원)

02:04

도대체 토성이 얼마나 크고 선명하게 보이길래 다들 사진 같다고 하는 걸까?

02:27

Is this for free?

02:27

동탄의 어린이 미술학원 원생들과 부모님들, 그리고 선생님들을 감동시켜드렸어요.

02:22

한강공원의 숨겨진 천체관측 맛집을 소개합니다.

02:47

시민 감동 깜짝 프로젝트:부평공원 1일 무료 천문대 개설.

05:25

Reactions of people who saw the moon and Saturn for the first time with an huge telescopes.

04:36

I was kicked out of the OlympicPark in Seoul,South Korea while observing the sky. What's the reason?

04:22

Sharing a huge telescope with a girl who loves stars in South Korea.

05:40

강화 평화전망대에 구경 152mm 대형망원경을 들고 북한풍경 관측봉사를 다녀 오다.

03:05

Moms and children were surprised to see Saturn at 400x for the first time, but moms liked it more.

00:53

Saturn in incredible size and clarity, shot with the Galaxy and EdgeHD 14 inches.

03:04

북악팔각정에 대형 천체망원경을 또 세워 봤습니다. 뜻밖의 천체망원경을 통해 밤하늘을 처음 본 사람들의 폭풍감동 현장!

01:20

What a beautiful JUPITER.

03:33

Cute reactions from children who experienced astronomical observations for the first time in SEOUL.

05:26

I caught children playing in a North Korean village just 4km away. What were these children playing?

06:55

A free astronomical observation site at a park in the middle of the night(Anyang, SOUTK KOREA).

04:10

What did people line up like this to see at midnight 12 o'clock?

04:53

See how much the children and their families love looking at the moon.

03:06

How to make people happy with a telescope.

01:06

The best half moon ever!

02:26

A nine-month pregnant woman is happy to see Saturn and Jupiter.

08:07

Hot reactions from children and citizens when they first saw the sun and moon through a telescope.

03:25

If there was an observatory in our neighborhood park, would it feel like this?

07:29

The miserable lives of the North Koreans. A very close-up view of North Korea taken with the A7S3.

03:38

Mom and dad are more excited than children at the moon observation site(free observations).

03:48

One of my bucket lists: I made an one-day observatory at a famous tourist attraction in Seoul.

03:15

Showing stars to people through a telescope that looks like a cannon. Like John Dobson...

06:22

The last divided nation on earth. North Korea observed in South Korea.

04:20

I really wanted to show the citizens Saturn.

07:08

How would people react if a huge telescope was installed in a large park?(SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA)

03:48

Make an observatory on the roof of the cathedral for a day in SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA.

03:10

Indirect astronomical experience for those who have no astronomical observation experience.

06:38

What happens when you set a huge telescope on the sidewalk(SOUTH KOREA).

03:46

생애 처음 망원경으로 달을 보고 감동한 그녀들

05:18

별보러 오신 분들께 별을 보여드렸습니다(화악산 쌈지공원에서).

02:20

Pure reactions from people who first saw stars through telescope.

02:42

구경 355mm 대형 천체망원경으로 직촬한 토성과 목성

05:35

Making unforgettable memories with astronomical telescopes.

07:24

Those who were moved to see Saturn, Jupiter, and the moon for the first time with an 355mm SCT.

07:11

A North Korean city that can be seen in South Korea.

07:53

A collection of Korean exclamations(when they first saw the stars through a telescope)

02:33

2 minutes chilling with Half Moon

04:07

문수산 정상에 다시 올라가 찍은 북한 풍경. 뭐가 달라졌을까?

00:25

북한의 야경에 대해 알아보자.

03:28

Explosive reactions from people who first saw Saturn and Jupiter in SOUTH KOREA.

00:51

목성과 토성을 영상으로 찍어봤습니다.

07:39

국내에서 촬영한 고화질 북한풍경입니다.

04:39

The view by expanding North Korea 300 times with a large astronomical telescope.

05:00

강화평화전망대에서 대형망원경으로 바라본 북한마을 풍경

08:39

The reaction of people who first saw the moon thru a big telescope in South Korea.