anglo-australian observatory
1Anglo-Australian Observatory — Infobox Observatory bgcolour = #000000 name = Anglo Australian Telescope caption = organization = AAO location = Coonabarabran, NSW, Australia coords = 149° 03 57.91 E, 31° 16 37.34 S altitude = 1164 m, 3819 ft weather = 250 clear nights, 65%… …
2Anglo-Australian Observatory — 31.273444444444149.064333333337Koordinaten: 31° 16′ 24″ S, 149° 3′ 52″ O Das Siding Spring Observatorium in der Nähe von …
3Anglo-Australian Telescope — Infobox Telescope bgcolour = name = Anglo Australian Telescope caption = organization = Anglo Australian Observatory location = Siding Spring Observatory, Australia wavelength = optical, IR built = 1974 website =… …
4Anglo-Australian Telescope — /æŋgloʊ əsˌtreɪljən ˈtɛləskoʊp/ (say anggloh uhs.traylyuhn teluhskohp) noun a powerful telescope located at the Siding Spring Observatory near Coonabarabran, NSW; commissioned in 1974 by the Australian and British governments; since 2010 operated …
5Australian Astronomical Observatory — noun a Commonwealth government division operating the Anglo Australian Telescope and the UK Schmidt Telescope, both located at the Siding Spring Observatory. See Anglo Australian Telescope …
6Siding Spring Observatory — Infobox Observatory name = Siding Spring Observatory caption = The Anglo Australian Telescope at Siding Spring Observatory organization = Research School of Astronomy Astrophysics at the Australian National University code = 413 location = Siding …
7Mount Stromlo Observatory — Remains of the old administration building with the dome of the Farnham telescope R …
8Observatoire anglo-australien — 31° 16′ 36″ S 149° 04′ 00″ E / 31.27667, 149.06667 …
9Siding Spring Observatory — Observatoire de Siding Spring Observatoire de Siding Spring Caractéristiques Organisation Université nationale australienne Lieu Coonabarabran, Australie Coordonnées …
10Siding Spring Observatory — /saɪdɪŋ ˈsprɪŋ/ (say suyding spring) noun an observatory near Coonabarabran, NSW, established in the late 1960s; now one of the world s major astronomical sites, with 13 telescopes, domes and enclosures operated by various research authorities,… …
