Where Can I Find Major Planetary Observatories?

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A user shared a comprehensive resource listing major planetary observatories, highlighting the extensive data and tools available through the provided links. The discussion also touched on the complexities and political challenges involved in initiating observational projects, countering the assumption that accessing observatories is straightforward. Additional links were shared, including one about the Hubble Space Telescope, which sparked appreciation for the beauty of the universe. The conversation emphasized the awe inspired by astronomical discoveries and the collaborative nature of sharing information. Overall, the thread showcases valuable resources for those interested in planetary observatories and the intricacies of astronomical research.
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i found this page of major observatories,if anyone is
interested just follow the links, there is a fantastic
amount of data and tools, its all here.


http://www.astro.unibas.ch/~parodi/observatories.html
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ever wondered how difficult it is to get a project
of the ground? take a look at some of the politics
involved, and i thought you just had to nip down
to the observatory and point it in the right
direction



http://planning.ucsc.edu/ebc/07-25.transformation.html

http://www.stsci.edu/spd/tac-review-report.pdf
 
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Hope you don't mind my placing a link in your thread...

I was sent this link via email and thought someone might enjoy it.


http://wires.news.com.au/special/mm/030811-hubble.htm
 
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Originally posted by BoulderHead
I was sent this link via email and thought someone might enjoy it.


http://wires.news.com.au/special/mm/030811-hubble.htm

Yep!..pretty amazing, thanks!
 
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