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/Home/Sciences/Earth & Space/Astronomy/Observation/Observatories NRC-HIA Web Site Has Moved / Site Web de l'IHA-CNRC a dÉmÉnagÉ Votes:0 NRC-HIA Web Site Has Moved The National Research Council of Canada's Herzberg Institute of Astrophysics' web site has moved. Please visit it at: hia.nrc.gc.ca Due to this move and the restructuring of our site, old bookmarks will need to be updated. Sorry for the inconvenience. Site Web de l'IHA-CNRC a dÉmÉnagÉ Le site Web de l'Institut Herzberg d'astrophysique du Conseil national de recherches Canada a dÉmÉnagÉ. Veuillez le visiter À iha.cnrc.gc.ca Le dÉmÉnagement et la restructuration de notre site nÉcessite la mise À jour d'anciens signets. Nous nous excusons de cet inconvÉnient. Read More Go to Site AST/RO Homepage Votes:0 Antarctic Submillimeter Telescope and Remote Observatory AST/RO is a 1.7 meter diameter submillimeter-wave telescope in operation at Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station since January 1995. Because of its exceptionally cold and dry atmosphere, the South Pole is the best ground-based observatory site for astronomical observations at submillimeter wavelengths. The scientific program is currently focused on spectroscopic observations of atomic and molecular clouds in the Milky Way and other galaxies. AST/RO invites observing proposals from the astronomical community. Since travel to the South Pole is not possible during Austral winter (Feb.-Oct.), observations on AST/RO are performed by a winterover scientist in residence at South Pole. The AST/RO facility (shown in photo, with the main base and Read More Go to Site Birr Castle Demesne Voyage of Discovery Votes:0 Please Click here for Birr Castle Demesne Website Read More Go to Site Climenhaga Observatory Home Page Votes:0 Climenhaga Observatory Home Page Climenhaga Observatory Automated Telescope System 0.5-m F/10.5 Cassegrain in Dome on fourth floor of Building BVRI H-Alpha and Neutral Density filters STAR I Photometrics CCD camera (Field of View = 8'X5' or 18'X11') Computer Controlled such that telescope will observe a couple fields until dawn Telescope Statistics Year Nights Photom Tours Astrm SprNova Teach Frames 1983 79 57 22 1984 145 128 17 1985 129 83 46 1986 159 94 65 1987 152 88 64 1988 130 61 69 1989 112 79 33 1990 115 346 1991 109 5173 1992 110 64 ? 25 1 18 7861 1993 150 78 27 24 31 17 13729 1994 126 66 36 15 15 30 11592 1995 111 54 58 11 17 30 12288 1996 134 94 41 21 1 23 15366 1997 150 117 28 9 0 24 17868 1998 152 132 23 0 0 25 20231 1999 160 137 32 0 0 26 20789 2000 163 160 30 0 0 23 22893 200 Read More Go to Site Obserwatorium Astrogeodynamiczne w Borowcu Votes:0 Strona g??wna Aktualno?ci Mapa strony Linki Szukaj INFORMACJE OG?LNE Historia plac?wki Centrum Doskona?o?ci Pracownicy Dojazd z Poznania Mapa Obserwatorium BOR1 - STA?A STACJA IGS Dane i wyniki BOR1 Site Information Form STACJA LASEROWA Charakterystyka systemu Modernizacje stacji Laserowe obserwacje satelit?w Obserwowane satelity ILRS Site Form S?U?BA CZASU Odbiornik TTS-2 Odbiornik TTS-3 Pomiary UTC(AOS) - GPS online Dane zegara HP5071A PUBLIKACJE OBSERWATORIUM UAM WITAMY NA STRONIE OBSERWATORIUM ASTROGEODYNAMICZNEGO BOROWIEC ul. DRAPA?KA 4 62-035 K?RNIK tel: (+48 61) 8170187 fax: (+48 61) 8170219 NASZA POZYCJA φ = 52° 16′ 37.2″ N λ = 17° 04′ 28.56″ E h = 123.4 m 2005-2006 © PAN CBK Obserwatorium Astrogeodynamiczne w Borowcu Read More Go to Site Osservatorio Astronomico di Brera - Home Page Votes:0 This page is framed, please go here: OAB Homepage for the content. Read More Go to Site Welcome to DRAO/Bienvenu À OFR Votes:0 2007 Naramata Summer School École d'ÉtÉ Naramata 2007 Read More Go to Site Whipple Observatory Votes:0 Whipple Observatory Located near Amado, Arizona on Mount Hopkins, the Fred Lawrence Whipple Observatory (FLWO) has the following facilities: The 6.5-meter MMT (256-inch) , a joint facility operated with the University of Arizona, for solar system, galactic and extragalactic astronomy. The 1.5-meter Tillinghast (60-inch) and 1.2-meter (48-inch) reflector telescopes, for solar system, galactic and extragalactic astronomy. 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Observations requiring dark skies are obtained at the Crni vrh observing station where two small automated telescopes equipped with state of the art systems for CCD photometry are located. Astronomers run university courses of astronomy for astronomers as well as physicists and primar Read More Go to Site Astronomy/Astrophysics - MOST Votes:0 [an error occurred while processing this directive] The Molonglo Observatory Synthesis Telescope (MOST) is operated by the School of Physics of the University of Sydney. The telescope is located near Canberra, and was constructed by modification of the East-West arm of the former One-Mile Mills Cross telescope. Construction of the original telescope was begun in 1960 by Emeritus Professor Bernard Y. Mills; in recognition of this pioneering work and other innovative contributions to radio astronomy Bernie Mills was awarded the 2006 Grote Reber medal . The MOST consists of two cylindrical paraboloids, 778m x 12m, separated by 15m and aligned East-West. A line feed system of 7744 circular dipoles collects the signal and feeds 176 preamplifiers and 88 IF amplifiers. The telescope is steered by Read More Go to Site Astrophysical Observatory at the College of Staten Island Votes:0 supernova7 supernova7 supernova7 supernova7 supernova7 supernova7 supernova7 Click on the observatory's door to enter our web site! --> Read More Go to Site AstroServerVienna - Inst. f. Astronomie, Wien - Index Votes:0 AstroServerVienna - Inst. f. Astronomie, Wien - Index Sorry, Frames werden von Ihrem Browser nicht unterstÜtzt! 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The Automated Astronomy Group conducts a variety of astronomical research programs with automatic (rob Read More Go to Site Automatic Geophysical Observatories Votes:0 A utomatic G eophysical O bservatories C ontinued progress in understanding the Sun's influence on the structure and dynamics of the Earth's upper atmosphere depends upon increasing knowledge of the electrodynamics of the polar cap region and the key role that this region plays in coupling the solar wind with the Earth's magnetosphere, ionosphere and thermosphere. Measurements that are central to understanding include the electric field convection pattern across the polar cap and knowledge of the response of the atmosphere to the many forms of high-latitude wave and particle energy inputs during both geomagnetically quiet and disturbed situations. The U.S. AGO network, which consists of a suite of nearly identical instruments (optical and radio wave auroral imagers, magnetometers, and narr Read More Go to Site Big Bear Solar Observatory Votes:0 Your browser does not support frames. This website requres frames, JavaScript and Cascading Style Sheet support to operate. The menu system uses a cookie to remember its state. Please use this link to our no-frames page. Read More Go to Site BiSON Helioseismology Votes:0 Bi rmingham S olar O scillations N etwork BiSON Network Background What's new Publications Data ( new frequencies ) Graduate Study BiSON Members Solar Links Register Contact Webmail B iSON consists of a network of six remote solar observatories monitoring low-degree solar oscillation modes. It is operated by the High Resolution Optical Spectroscopy group of the School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Birmingham, UK, in collaboration with Sheffield Hallam University, UK. 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Praesen Read More Go to Site Calar Alto Observatory Votes:0 Calar Alto Observatory Centro AstronÓmico Hispano AlemÁn – AlmerÍa About Calar Alto Information for Visiting Astronomers Calar Alto Local Page Office: Centro AstronÓmico Hispano AlemÁn Calle Jesus DurbÁn RemÓn 2,2 E-04004 Almeria Tel.: +34 9 50 632-500 Fax: +34 9 50 632-504 PO box: Centro AstronÓmico Hispano AlemÁn Apartado 511 E-04080 AlmerÍa Responsible: Roland Gredel Last updated: June 8, 2000 Read More Go to Site Caltech Submillimeter Observatory Votes:0 Caltech Submillimeter Observatory Caltech Submillimeter Observatory Office, 111 Nowelo St., Hilo, Hawai'i 96720 Voice: (808) 935-1909 Fax: (808) 961-6273 Site Search : Introduction to CSO Astrophysics at CSO Highlights Recent News Publications (2002-2005) Submitting Proposals CSO Hawaii Pages Job opportunities General Information Observer information Instrumentation Astrophysics Guest Book The Caltech Submillimeter Observatory (CSO) is a cutting-edge facility for astronomical research and instrumentation development. 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CTIO+HST Team Up on the Helix Nebula: Images from HST and CTIO correlated with data from other optical and radio telescopes unveil a far more complex three-dimensional structure than previously thought. Cerro Pachon to Remain Dark! Models predict that Chile's new "lighting law" will keep night sky brightness in Chile's II, III and IV Regions at or below present levels for decades to come. Blanco Instrumentation: Update & Request for Community Input. CTIO actively seeks the views and suggestions of the sc Read More Go to Site CGRO Science Support Center Votes:0 Helpdesk CGRO What's New HEASARC Site Map Go to NASA Portal Search the HEASARC site: HEASARC Quick Links HEASARC HOME CGRO HOME ARCHIVE DATA ANALYSIS EDUCATION & PUBLIC INFO ABOUT CGRO WHAT'S NEW COMPTEL BATSE EGRET OSSE RELATED SITES The CGRO Mission (1991 - 2000) The Compton Gamma Ray Observatory was the second of NASA's Great Observatories. 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However, an additional service of HLCO has been to the public - bringing the wonders of the Universe to Georgia residents. Professional astronomers from Georgia State University take advantage of the dark skies, away from the light pollution of Atlanta, Conyers, and Covington, to observe objects as near as the Moon and as far away as the edge of our visible Universe. Rese Read More Go to Site GLAST: The Gamma Ray Large Area Space Telescope Votes:0 An Astro-Particle Physics Partnership Exploring the High Energy Universe This provides a first point of contact for the GLAST Large Area Telescope (LAT), the high-energy gamma-ray instrument on GLAST. From here it is possible to reach public information sites, project management information, and web pages of the LAT subsystems. The GLAST project is funded in the United States by NASA and the Department of Energy and by government agencies in France, Italy, Japan, and Sweden. News The next LAT collaboration meeting will be held at NRL November 13-16. The last LAT collaboration meeting was held at SLAC 31 July to 3 August 2007. The presentations at the GLAST gamma ray burst mini-symposium in Stockholm (2006 September 1) can now be viewed. The first GLAST Science Symposium was held 2007 Febru Read More Go to Site Griffith Observatory - Sky Information Votes:0 Sky Report Moon Phases Moonrise/Moonset | Sunrise/Sunset | Eclipses Equinoxes & Solstices Time Satellites Comets & Meteors Planets Planet Positions through 2010 Tide Tables Los Angeles Weather Astronomy Events in Los Angeles Sky Information This section contains all the information one could ever want about astronomical and meteorological phenomena available through Griffith Observatory and other institutions. Sky Report The Sky Report is a three-minute recorded telephone message that gives the latest information on what's up in the sky. You can hear it 24/7 by dialing (213) 473-0880. There is no charge other than for long-distance fees if you are outside the Los Angeles area. The text of the Sky Report is also available on this web site (see the Sky Report web page for details). The Sky R Read More Go to Site Grove Creek Observatory - AUSTRALIA Votes:0 Grove Creek Observatory Latitude : 33 ? 49' 52 " South. Longitude : 149 ? 21' 5 6 " East. Alt=936m +10 UT Trunkey Creek, New South Wales, Australia Australian Standards Designated Optical Observatory: DO3 - 14 IAU Minor Planet Centre Observatory: E16 Description The Telescopes Photos of the Area Astrophotographs CCD Images Sun & Moon Info Wheaton Telescope Weather Station Contact Us Grove Creek Observatory is a professional research facility, run as a non-profit organisation. Please note that Grove Creek has now ceased public tours. Grove Creek is now a fully remote CCD imaging, internet controlled facility. 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Site Index Radio Astronomy Programme Continuum Radiometry Spectroscopy Pulsar Timing Astronomical Very Long Baseline Interferometry (VLBI) Practicals, projects and courses in Radio Astronomy for University students The Square Kilometer Array (SKA) and the Karoo Array Telescope (KAT) Space Geodesy Programme Geodetic VLBI, Satellite Laser Ranging (SLR) and the Global Navigation Satel Read More Go to Site Home: SAAO Votes:0 @import url(fileadmin/template/Menu4IE.css); BODY { BEHAVIOR: url("fileadmin/template/ADxMenu.htc") } Home About News Vacancies SALT Astronomer HR Assistant Software Engineer IT System Administrators History History - detailed Ecology Cape Town Wildflowers - August 2006 Wildflowers - July 2006 Birds SAAO Site Map PAIA Contact Staff members Supplier Database Invitation SALT Facilities Telescopes Telescope Managers SALT (Southern African Large Telescope) 1.9m (Radcliffe) Telescope and Instrumentation Introduction Setting Accuracy Control Systems Coverage of Sky Foci and Access Computer Systems Acquisition/Guider boxes Acquisition and Auto Guide Cameras Visitors' Instrumentation 1.0m (Elizabeth) Telescope Introduction Setting Accuracy Coverage of Sky Instrument Computer Acquisition/Guider Box Read More Go to Site IAA-NOA Votes:0 2.3m Telescope - Chelmos Observatory 1.2m Telescope - Kryoneri Observatory IAA homepage TELESCOPES RESEARCH EDUCATION ACTIVITIES NOANET STAFF The Sky Today Visitor Centre History Useful links Contact us Cosmic Pathways our e-journal (greek) 8-th Summer School 1-3/9/2003, Penteli Hel.A.S. 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Read More Go to Site Institut fÜr Astrophysik GÖttingen Votes:0 Georg-August-UniversitÄt GÖttingen FakultÄt fÜr Physik Institut Forschung Lehre Öffentlichkeit Links Interna Startseite Startseite Startseite: Institut Forschung Lehre Öffentlichkeit Links Interna Drucken Institut f?r Astrophysik G?ttingen Das Institut f?r Astrophysik ist das einzige Hochschulinstitut in Niedersachsen, an dem Astronomie und Astrophysik in Lehre und Forschung betrieben werden. Es ist ein modernes Institut in der Fakult?t f?r Physik der Georg-August Universit?t und seit Juni 2005 im Neubau der Fakult?t beheimatet. Die wissenschaftlichen Arbeitsgebiete decken die Bereiche Sonnenphysik, stellare Astrophysik sowie galaktische und extragalaktische Astrophysik ab. Hochqualifizierte feinmechanische und elektronische Werkst?tten erlauben den Bau von Teleskopen und Nachweisinstrumen Read More Go to Site Isaac Newton Group of Telescopes Votes:0 The Isaac Newton Group of Telescopes (ING) operates the 4.2m William Herschel Telescope (WHT), the 2.5m Isaac Newton Telescope (INT) and the 1.0m Jacobus Kapteyn Telescope (JKT) on behalf of the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) of the United Kingdom, the Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek (NWO) of the Netherlands, and the Instituto de AstrofÍsica de Canarias (IAC) in Spain. The ING is located at the Roque de Los Muchachos Observatory, La Palma, Spain. 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For more information visit the web site of the Maxwell Year 2006 consortium and James Clerk Maxwell Foundation . --> --> James Clerk Maxwell Telescope With a diameter of 15m the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope (JCMT) is the largest astronomical telescope in the world desig Read More Go to Site Keele Observatory Votes:0 Welcome to Keele Observatory News: Iain's gallery of recent images Recent picture of Saturn by Matt Stretch M95 image from 4th April 2006 Acting Observatory Director: Mike Brough Less recent news: Observatory work, etc.) Keele Observatory is a unique collaboration between the amateur astronomers of Keele AstroSoc and the University's Astrophysics Group. The main instruments are a 24 inch reflector equipped with an SBIG ST7 CCD camera, and a 12 inch refractor. Aside from the local amateur astronomers, the observatory is used for adult education , by undergraduates , and for research (some papers using data from the Observatory). We also take pictures , just for fun. Public understanding of science: an important part of the Observatory's mission is to increase interest in Science. We provide Read More Go to Site Kirkwood Observatory Votes:0 Located at the edge of campus between the woods and where Indiana Avenue meets 4th street, this building is the most obvious and accessible of our facilities. It houses a 0.3 meter (12 inch) refracting telescope which is used for undergraduate studies. The telescope is staffed for free public viewing each Wednesday evening, March through October, when classes are in session. If the weather is clear, the observatory opens just after dark. No reservations are necessary. Kirkwood Observatory also has a solar telescope with which solar phenomena can be studied. Group showings are available by contacting the Astronomy Department at (812) 855-6911 , or by sending Email to request@astro.indiana.edu . Main Astronomy Page Last modified: Tue Dec 3 09:27:11 EST 1996 Read More Go to Site Kitt Peak National Observatory Votes:0 NOAO > KPNO Home Kitt Peak National Observatory (KPNO), part of the National Optical Astronomy Observatory (NOAO) , supports the most diverse collection of astronomical observatories on Earth for nighttime optical and infrared astronomy and daytime study of the Sun. Founded in 1958, KPNO operates three major nighttime telescopes, shares site responsibilities with the National Solar Observatory and hosts the facilities of consortia which operate 19 optical telescopes and two radio telescopes. (See the Tenant Observatories list. ) Kitt Peak is located 56 miles southwest of Tucson, AZ, and has a Visitor Center open daily to the public. Click on the photo for a live [almost] daytime image from the summit. 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The Las Brisas Observatory (LBO) is located in a dark protected area of the old spanish Las Brisas Ranch (Las Brisas means "The Breezes"). It is 11 miles west of Pikes Peak, Colorado, at an elevation of 8500 feet. The dark skies and high elevation gives us some of the most spectacular views of the heavens, however, the encroaching city lights and yard lights continue to degrade the view we have of our universe. LBO was built in 1979 and has been in continuous operation since then. The observatory is equipped with a 14 inch Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope and an 8 inch Schmidt camera. 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Read More Go to Site Leiden Observatory Votes:0 People Research Education Outreach Events Jobs About Local pages Links General News Talks & Events Education News News Leidse studenten ontdekken mogelijk exoplaneet Studenten sterrenkunde aan de Universiteit Leiden hebben een exoplaneet, een planeet buiten ons eigen zonnestelsel, ontdekt. Het hemellichaam, net zo groot als Jupiter, draait in tweeËneenhalve dag om een ster die veel op onze zon lijkt. De afstand tot de ster is zo klein dat het aan het oppervlak van de planeet meer dan 1000 graden is. De voorlopige naam van het object is OGLE2-TR-L9. De onderzoeksresultaten worden binnenkort gepubliceerd in Astronomy & Astrophysics. Lees meer of zie het filmpje op youtube of download de uitzending van "De wereld draait door". Publ. 06-11-2007 Astrochemici vinden alcohol in kosmische cocktail Read More Go to Site Lowell Observatory Votes:0 Lowell Observatory A private, non-profit research institution Research DCT Visit Lowell Join Lowell Media Room Our Team Jobs Blog The mission of Lowell Observatory is to pursue the study of astronomy, especially the study of our solar system and its evolution; to conduct pure research in astronomical phenomena; and to maintain quality public education and outreach programs to bring the results of astronomical research to the public. CONTACT US General: Lowell Observatory 1400 W Mars Hill Rd Flagstaff, AZ 86001 (928) 774-3358 friends@lowell.edu Public Tours: (928) 233-3211 School/private group programs: Online reservations Dr. Georgi Mandushev has co-discovered the largest extrasolar planet ever found. Lowell Astronomers find New Planet It's a bizarre world, only 4.5 million miles from its Read More Go to Site Lund Observatory Votes:0 Lund Observatory Research Education Library Staff Local events Seminars Resources Links Lund University General information People Research Local events Education (mostly in Swedish) Seminars Library Publications Popular information (in Swedish) Resources Links På svenska VACANCIES: 5 positions! Symposium on Extremely Large Telescopes at the Occasion of Arne Ardeberg's Retirement, November 29-30, 2007 Lund Observatory, Box 43, SE-221 00 Lund, Sweden Visiting address: SÖlvegatan 27 Phone: +46 46 22 27300, Fax: +46 46 22 24614 Publisher: Arne Ardeberg E-mail: webmaster@astro.lu.se Last updated: 2007 Oct 30 Read More Go to Site McDonald Observatory Votes:0 home department of astronomy mcdonald observatory research hobby-eberly telescope directory university of texas McDonald Observatory Visitors Center Information This Week at McDonald Friends of McDonald Press Room StarDate Employment Observer Information Proposals Computing Services West Texas McD Night Reports Official Travel Research Facilities 9.2m Hobby-Eberly Telescope 2.7m Harlan J. Smith Telescope 2.1m Otto Struve Telescope 0.8m Telescope 0.8m Laser Ranging Telescope McDonald Library Observatory Committees McDonald Observatory McDonald Observatory is located in the Davis Mountains, 450 miles west of Austin, Texas. The Observatory is equipped with a wide range of state-of-the-art instrumentation for imaging and spectroscopy in the optical and infrared, and operates one of the first a Read More Go to Site MDM Observatory Votes:0 The Michigan-Dartmouth-MIT Observatory Since 1975, the University of Michigan, Dartmouth College, and MIT have jointly operated the MDM Observatory (formerly called the McGraw-Hill Observatory ), which is located near Tucson, Arizona, on the southwest ridge of Kitt Peak at an altitude of 1920 meters. The Observatory operates 1.3 m and 2.4 m telescopes, equipped with a wide variety of detectors. The primary and secondary mirrors of the 2.4 m Hiltner telescope were refigured during academic year 1990-91. A thermal control system was installed in 1992 which keeps the mirror one or two degrees below the expected nighttime ambient temperature when the mirror cover is closed. A new control system for the airbag support system was installed in 1993. The telescope is now routinely delivering subar Read More Go to Site Mees Solar Observatory Home Page Votes:0 Mees Solar Observatory University of Hawai‘i , Institute for Astronomy Greetings from the C.E.K. Mees Solar Observatory , located on Haleakala , Maui , Hawai‘i . Our elevation is 3,054 meters (approximately 10,000 feet). We observe the Sun , our nearest star, using a variety of optical instrumentation. Weather at Mees: current , or Last 24h plots Mees Observing Plan Current Instrument Status Today's scintillometer data As the Dome Turns: a QuickTime animation of Mees and an eruptive prominence, by Duff Hendrickson (1.6 MB) Mees Data Use Policy Active Region Maps SPAM Data Catalog Dual Coronagraph: Coronal Images Haleakala Stokes Polarimeter (HSP): Vector Magnetograms Stokes Video: H-alpha Active Region Images Imaging Vector Magnetograph (IVM): Vector Magnetograms Mees CCD Imagi Read More Go to Site mfdonline.com Votes:0 mfdonline.com © 2007 pair Networks, Inc. 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SOAR is located at 9000 feet altitude on Cerro Pach?n, 300 miles north of Chile's capital Santiago. SOAR's location offers exceptionally clear, dark skies and is one of the world's best astronomical sites. The southern hemisphere's skies have remarkable celestial objects that are unseen or poorly seen in the north. Astronomers at MSU can operate SOAR from the Remote Observing Room on the MSU campus in East Lansing, MI. Using the Internet, observers can send instructions to the telescope and get images back. Read More Go to Site MicroObservatory Home Page Votes:0 MicroObservatory Home Page Your Web browser does not support frames. Read More Go to Site mooreobservatory.com Votes:0 mooreobservatory.com Click here to go to mooreobservatory.com . Read More Go to Site MOUNT LEMMON OBSERVING FACILITY Votes:0 University of California, San Diego Center for Astrophysics & Space Sciences The MOUNT LEMMON OBSERVING FACILITY (MLOF) B&W photo: Robert PiÑa. Color photo (U of M) The MLOF is located close to the summit of Mount Lemmon in the Catalina Mountains north east of Tucson, Arizona on a site maintained by the Steward Observatory . The telescope consists of a 1.5-m primary mirror with a chopping secondary mirror for ifrared observations at the f/16 Cassegrain focus. The MLOF is funded and operated jointly by UCSD's Center for Astrophysics & Space Sciences ( CASS ), and the Astronomy Department of the University of Minnesota . Center for Astrophysics & Space Sciences Read More Go to Site Mount Wilson Observatory Votes:0 Observatory Fire Closure Due to extreme fire conditions the Angeles National Forest where Mount Wilson Observatory is located has been closed for recreational use until further notice. The Observatory is now closed for most activities. Please see Visiting Information for details. --> Founded in December 1904 by George Ellery Hale as one of the original scientific enterprises of the Carnegie Institution of Washington, Mt. Wilson Observatory is completing its first century as one of the world's premier astronomical observatories. During the first half of the twentieth century Mt. Wilson was successively home to the world's two largest telescopes as well as the most powerful facilities in existence for studying the sun. The 60-inch and 100-inch night-time telescopes and the 60-ft and 150-ft s Read More Go to Site Mount Wilson Observatory Votes:0 Observatory Fire Closure Due to extreme fire conditions the Angeles National Forest where Mount Wilson Observatory is located has been closed for recreational use until further notice. The Observatory is now closed for most activities. Please see Visiting Information for details. --> Founded in December 1904 by George Ellery Hale as one of the original scientific enterprises of the Carnegie Institution of Washington, Mt. Wilson Observatory is completing its first century as one of the world's premier astronomical observatories. During the first half of the twentieth century Mt. Wilson was successively home to the world's two largest telescopes as well as the most powerful facilities in existence for studying the sun. The 60-inch and 100-inch night-time telescopes and the 60-ft and 150-ft s Read More Go to Site Mt. Graham International Observatory (MGIO) Votes:0 Mt. Graham International Observatory (MGIO) Click here to visit the new MGIO web site at http://mgpc3.as.arizona.edu . This image of the Mt. Graham night sky was taken from High Peak (the 10700-foot summit of Mt. Graham) in 1985 by Doug Officer and Paul Welch. A special camera built by Roger Angel and personnel from the Steward Observatory Mirror Lab combined a 16 mm Nikon fish-eye lens and a 120-format Hasselblad back. The 20 minute exposure at F/4 was with Sakura 400 negative film hypersensitized by Lumicon. The camera tracked the apparent rotation of the stars during the exposure, so the silhouettes of the trees on the horizon are slightly blurred. The summer Milky Way dominates the picture under this dark sky. The yellow glows on the horizon to the West are the lights of Phoenix and Tu Read More Go to Site National Undergraduate Research Observatory Votes:0 NURO , the National Undergraduate Research Observatory, is a consortium of primarily undergraduate education institutions from around the country, both public and private, that have joined together to provide training and research experiences for their students. Together they share 120 nights per year on Lowell Observatory 's 31-inch telescope, with instrumentation and observer support provided by Northern Arizona University through its Department of Physics and Astronomy . Astronomers and students at the member schools collaborate on key research projects, as well as conduct their own private research. The consortium's mission is to encourage more students to pursue careers in science. Read More Go to Site newaddress Votes:0 Il nuovo indirizzo dell'Osservatorio Astronomico di Collurania e': www.te.astro.it Read More Go to Site NF/ Observatory Home Page Votes:0 NF/ Observatory Home Page A new scope (left) from U. of Arkansas at Little Rock has been refitted, to provide a new generation of automated observations. The telescope is a redesigned Group 128, 24" classical cassegrain, currently configured at F10. The camera has taken over 100,000 images with the ATIS(automatic telescope instruction set). 'Click' to see what it takes to refit a scope like this. The new facility is in collaboration with the faculty and students from the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville ; The University of Arkansas, Little Rock , The Arkansas School for Mathematics and Science and the Arts, in Hot Springs , and Silver Schools, in Silver City, New Mexico. The first generation automated scope was operational in 1991. The scope is at the NF/ Ranch has an automated 17.5 in Read More Go to Site Nordic Optical Telescope Votes:0 Search: Latest News: Spectacular images from the NOT (In Spanish) General Information About the Nordic Optical Telescope Contact Information Employment Opportunities Visiting the NOT Telescope & Instruments Technical information on the Telescope Available Instruments , ALFOSC , FIES , NOTCam , MOSCA , StanCam , SOFIN , TurPol , Overheads ExposureTimeCalculator , Filters , Detectors Observer Information Applying for Observing Time 'Fast-Track' Service Programme Telescope Schedule ToO and Monitoring programs Resources for Observers Guide for Visiting Astronomers Observers Cookbook Observing Tools Fault Database , EON , EOR Atmospheric Conditions Current Weather Conditions WebCam I , WebCam II The NOT Weather Archive Sky Brightness Education & Outreach News Bulletin , Publications , Reports R Read More Go to Site Norikura Observatory Votes:0 Norikura Observatory Japanese Location ( Access ): Iwaitani, Nyukawa-cho, Takayama, Gifu 506-2254, JAPAN Telephone (car) ?@?@ : (+81)-90-7408-6224 Telephone (satellite) : (+81)-90-7721-5674 Norikura Observatory, founded in 1953 and attached to ICRR in 1976, is located at 2,770 m above sea level. This observatory provides facilities necessary for preparing for and carrying out cosmic ray experiments at a high altitude throughout the year. Facilities such as accommodations and experimental rooms are made available to all qualified scientists in Japan. Stable electric AC power generated by three dynamos can be supplied anywhere in the observatory. Eight technical staff members now work in shifts to maintain these facilities. Access to this observatory is easy by car or public bus in summer, a Read More Go to Site Norman Lockyer Observatory and Planetarium (Sidmouth, England) Votes:0 The Norman Lockyer Observatory is a working observatory & planetarium, open to the public, and operated for science education. Latest ? Programme for 2008 Site Map About NLO Virtual Tour What's On NLO Society Gallery Search Links The Norman Lockyer Observatory & James Lockyer Planetarium Working historic astronomical observatory and planetarium, Sidmouth, Devon, England. Established 1912. 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Pleasant, Tasmania Ceduna, South Australia The Physics Department runs two radio observatories: Mount Pleasant Observatory, near Hobart, Tasmania; and Ceduna Observatory, South Australia. The above images are links to the observatory home-pages. [ Research Projects | Student Opportunities | Preprints and Bibliography | People ] This information last updated September 1996. Read More Go to Site Obserwatorium Astronomiczne Uniwersytetu Jagiello?skiego Votes:0 Obserwatorium Astronomiczne Uniwersytetu Jagiello?skiego Wydzia? Fizyki, Astronomii i Informatyki Stosowanej Uniwersytet Jagiello?ski , Krak?w Informacje og?lne Dojazd Historia Galeria W?adze Instytutu Zak?ady Pracownicy Studia astronomii Badania naukowe Publikacje Seminaria Konferencje Interesuj?ce odno?niki Znajd? w sieci Astronomia w sieci Projekt H.E.S.S. ul. 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[ More (25 Oct 07)] View R Read More Go to Site The Columbus Optical SETI Observatory (COSETI Observatory) - The Optical Search forExtraterrestrial Intelligence Votes:0 The Columbus Optical SETI Observatory The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) in the Optical Spectrum The world's first Optical SETI web site, now in its eleventh year INTRODUCTION The place to go to research the history of OSETI over the past 46 years ANNOUNCEMENT After 26 years in the USA, I now expect to be moving back to the United Kingdom on November 29. The Columbus Optical SETI Observatory will move to Bournemouth, England. However, this web site will continue and visitors are encourage to go to www.boseti.org to follow progress of future Optical SETI activity in the United Kingdom, as I expect to ramp up interest in Optical SETI in the UK in the coming years. 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HUT was conceived, designed, and built by astronomers and engineers at JHU to perform astronomical observations in the far-ultraviolet portion of the electromagnetic spectrum, wavelengths of light that are inaccessible to groun Read More Go to Site The James Webb Space Telescope Votes:0 + Goddard Space Flight Center + Sciences & Exploration Directorate + Astrophysics Science Division FAST FACTS FAQ GLOSSARY SITE MAP CONTACT US HOME ABOUT JWST SCIENCE OBSERVATORY INSTRUMENTS NEW TECHNOLOGY PEOPLE MULTIMEDIA JWST IN THE NEWS FOR SCIENTISTS FOR PUBLIC FOR PRESS Image Credits The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is a large, infrared-optimized space telescope, scheduled for launch in 2013. JWST will find the first galaxies that formed in the early Universe, connecting the Big Bang to our own Milky Way Galaxy. JWST will peer through dusty clouds to see stars forming planetary systems, connecting the Milky Way to our own Solar System. JWST's instruments will be designed to work primarily in the infrared range of the electromagnetic spectrum, with some capability in the visible Read More Go to Site The Mullard Radio Astronomy Observatory Votes:0 The Mullard Radio Astronomy Observatory ASTROPHYSICS Radio Astronomy at Cambridge Radio astronomy is the study of celestial objects by means of the natural radio waves they emit. It tells us about the Solar System, our own Galaxy (the Milky Way), radio galaxies, quasars and cosmology. The signals emitted by radio sources can be received from the most distant parts of the Universe, though they are very weak when they reach us. Some of the problems are fundamental, like star formation, the energy sources of pulsars, quasars and radio galaxies, and the evolution of the Universe. They cannot be answered in terrestrial laboratories. Other problems are more technical like the design of highly sensitive receivers and computer software for telescope control and image analysis. These techniques are Read More Go to Site The National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR): Home Votes:0 UCAR | NCAR | ESSL - ACD - CGD - HAO - MMM - TIMES Find People | Contact Us HAO research modeling data facilities people/org partnerships publications events/news opportunities for staff CURRENT IMAGES OF THE SUN The images above show the latest data from the instruments at Mauna Loa Solar Observatory . Click on any image for a larger view of the White Light Corona, Hydrogen Alpha Disk at 656.3 nm, Helium I Line at 1083 nm, and Calcium II K Line at 393 nm, respectively. 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The Institute for Astronomy ( IfA ) - part of Read More Go to Site The SNO Homepage Votes:0 The Sudbury Neutrino Observatory Information en franÇais --> The Sudbury Neutrino Observatory ( SNO ) results have provided revolutionary insight into the properties of neutrinos and the core of the sun. The detector, shown in the artist's conception below, was built 6800 feet under ground, in INCO's Creighton mine near Sudbury, Ontario. SNO is a heavy-water Cherenkov detector that is designed to detect neutrinos produced by fusion reactions in the sun. It uses 1000 tonnes of heavy water , on loan from Atomic Energy of Canada Limited (AECL), contained in a 12 meter diameter acrylic vessel. Neutrinos react with the heavy water (D2O) to produce flashes of light called Cherenkov radiation. This light is then detected by an array of 9600 photomultiplier tubes mounted on a geodesic support stru Read More Go to Site The United States Naval Observatory Votes:0 Features > Home > About USNO > FAQ > Products > Public Affairs > Requirements > Science > Search > Site Map > News Special Events > Transit of Venus Highlights > Future Clocks > NPOI > PMM Popular Links > Almanacs > Contact the USNO > USNO Jobs > The Sky This Week > Star Catalogs > Sun Rise/Set > Tour Info > Travel Directions > What time is it? Departments ( Synopsis ) > Astrometry > Astro Applications > Earth Orientation > Flagstaff Station > Library > Time Service Department of the Navy Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command Thursday November 22, 2007 Home About USNO FAQ Products Public Affairs Science Search Site Map News The U.S. Naval Observatory is one of the oldest scientific agencies in the country. 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