Mount Suhora Observatory

Mount Suhora Observatory
Mount Suhora Observatory
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View from south-east
Organization Cracow Pedagogical University
Location Mount Suhora, Gorce
Coordinates
Altitude 1,009 m (3,310 ft)
Established 1987
Website
Official website
Telescopes
telescope 0.6m Cassegrain reflector

The Mount Suhora Observatory (Polish: Obserwatorium astronomiczne na Suhorze) is an astronomical observatory owned and operated by Cracow Pedagogical University's Astronomy department. It is located on Mount Suhora in the Gorce mountain range, 50 km south of Kraków (Cracow).

History

Founded on November 5, 1987, Mt. Suhora Observatory was meant as a place for Cracow University's astronomy department to teach new students and work after Lubomir Observatory was burnt by the invading Red Army in 1939. The building was designed by R. Walczykiewicz out of Cracow.

Equipment

The observatory has one 0.6 metre Cassegrain telescope along with a photometer and a CCD camera.

External links


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