Coonabarabran Siding Springs Observatory

When you pass the siding spring observatory intersection keep going 14 km.

Coonabarabran siding springs observatory.

It is owned by peter starr yes that is his real name. Siding spring observatory siding spring observatory sso on the edge of the warrumbungle national park near coonabarabran nsw is australia s premier optical and infrared astronomical observatory. Watch for wildlife when driving around coonabarabran you will see kangaroo signs on the way to the observatory. Siding spring observatory sso on the edge of the warrumbungle national park near coonabarabran nsw is australia s premier optical and infrared astronomical observatory.

Siding spring observatory sso is located in the warrumbungle region of new south wales at a height of 1164m. Siding spring observatory near coonabarabran new south wales australia part of the research school of astronomy astrophysics at the australian national university incorporates the anglo australian telescope along with a collection of other telescopes owned by the australian national university the university of new south wales and other institutions. The cafe had a great flat white coffee and some naughty treats for fathers day. Highly recommend especially for anyone with even a passing interest in space.

We are on the right 400m past the warrumbungle mountain motel. Siding spring observatory near coonabarabran new south wales australia part of the research school of astronomy astrophysics rsaa at the australian national university anu incorporates the anglo australian telescope along with a collection of other telescopes owned by the australian national university the university of new south wales and other institutions. Siding spring observatory is australia s premier optical astronomical research facility. Located 27 kilometres west of coonabarabran on the edge of the warrumbungle national park it is home of australia s largest optical telescopes including the 3 9 metre anglo australian telescope the 2 3 metre advanced technology telescope and the two metre faulkes telescope south.

But very interesting to look around the displays and look from 4th level of the large anglo australian telescope at the telescope machinery. We really enjoyed our visit to the observatory. Easily accessible from coonabarabran and well designed for visitors with an interpretive centre viewing decks and cafe. We have very dark skies and are adjacent to the international dark sky park and siding spring observatory.