observatories

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• - Facility information, images, public access, education and outreach, directions, and technical information on equipment and instrumentatin.
  
• - AURA is a consortium of educational and other non-profit institutions that operates world-class astronomical observatories.
  
• - Innovative solar instrument with information on news, equipment, publications, documents, facts, movies, and images.
  
• - Information, activities, services, publications, equipment information, and library.
  
• - Facility, equipment, and instrumentation information, articles, circulars, and image galleries.
  
• - Index of those operational and under construction, extremely large studies, and interesting projects.
  
• - Maintains the Northern Cross radio telescope and sponsors conferences. Page includes list of meetings, library, and related resource links.
  
• - A national center for optical sky observations, which is operated by the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy.
  
• - Photo library, news, message board, projects, online robotic, and chat.
  
• - Information on automated system, statistics, research interests, and discoveries.
  
• - General information, education, news, images, schedule, shows, and calendar of events.
  
• - The United Kingdom Infrared Telescope and the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope.
  
• - News, conferences, reports, data center, publications, resources, and planetarium information.
  
• - Mission, visitor information, events, services, equipment and instrumentation information, and images.
  
• - General information, operations, equipment, and images,
  
• - Information on equipment and instrumentation, archives, education, public outreach, and news.
  
• - A 42 cm instrument used for public observing, undergraduate teaching and instrument development.
  
• - For observing star clusters and galaxies. At the University of South Carolina. Includes history, day and night tours offered and potential sky viewing objects for each season of the year.
  
• - Access, projects, infrastructure, observations, history, and organization.
  
• - General information, FAQ, tour information, history, equipment information, inexpensive digital astro imaging, and instructions on constructing an 8 inch Dobsonian.
  
• - General information, public viewing sessions information, free star charts, images, courses, and facility, equipment and instrumentation information.
  
• - Information on the facility and equipment, pictures, schedule, publications, seminaries, and links.
  
• - The ESA WWW Server at Villafranca provides information on the Station and on the projects supported at Villafranca.
  
• - Includes information on 12 inch and solar equipment, images, and history.
  
• - Manages several astronomical observatories for universities and for the National Science Foundation. Press releases and information about the observatories.
  
• - History, activities, future plans, facilities and equipment information, public nights and schedules, and location.
  
• - The scientific institute within the National Research Council of Canada which has the mandate from Parliament to operate and administer any astronomical observatories established or maintained by the Government of Canada. Site text available in English a
  
• - News, equipment, stars observed, photo gallery, online data, publications, and links.
  
• - ESO is an intergovernmental, European organisation for astronomical research, operates astronomical observatories in Chile and has its headquarters in Garching, near Munich, Germany.
  
• - Equipment information, instrumentation and methods, schedule, and reports.
  
• - Photographic plate collection, model shop information and images, information on 9 inch Clark and the Great Refractor, and public open nights.
  
• - Equipment and instrument information, observing information, and data archive.
  
• - Information, research, education, associated centers and departments, news, library, events, and links.
  
• - Information on 16 inch Boller and Chivens, 16 inch Meade, and a MTT (a one-meter or 40 inch effective aperture) instruments.
  
• - Maurice Gavin's private observatory with 30cm Meade LX200 and various spectroscopes incl SBIG spectrometer.
  
• - Observing proposals, publications, photo gallery, instrument information, user's guide, and news.
  
• - Equipment and instrument information, general information, news and events, projects and images, and history.
  
• - Facility and equipment information, tour, history, public outreach, and gallery.
  
• - Information, research, education, library, events, seminars, publications, resources, and links.
  
• - Feature, news, service, program information, equipment, technology, research, education, image gallery, and links.
  
• - Facility located near the summit of Mauna Kea, and includes observing time request information and equipment manuals.
  
• - Find a complete set of information about the research program at the observatory.
  
• - Facility and instrumentation information, images, and NASA patches made to mark events.
  
• - Tour information, astrophotographs, equipment information, images, moon chart, ccd imaging tips, and links.
  
• - Facility and equipment information including images.
  
• - News, online interface, references, gallery, data download, archive, and software.
  
• - History, equipment specifications, reports, images, news, and FAQ's.
  
• - The Internet Virtual Telescope generating images of any part of the sky at wavelengths in all regimes from Radio to Gamma-Ray.
  
• - Facility information, library, learning materials, image gallery, publication list, and research.
  
• - Facility schedule, calendar, resources, equipment and instrument information, available filters, printable log sheets, and bulletins.
  
• - Image galleries including a panorama, picture of the day archive, guest archive, and facility archive.
  
• - An internationalized research center, comprising the Instituto de Astrofísica, which forms the headquarters, in La Laguna (Tenerife); the Observatorio del Teide, in Izaña (Tenerife); and the Observatorio del Roque de los Muchachos, in Garafía (La Palma