Adena Brook Observatory
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Adena Brook Observatory is an astronomical observation facility located in Columbus, Ohio, United States. The observatory serves the regional amateur astronomy community and has a documented history of involvement in minor planet observations and celestial research.
About Adena Brook Observatory
The observatory operates as part of Ohio's amateur astronomy network. Historical records identify Adena Brook Observatory with the minor planet observation station designation W29, indicating its participation in systematic astronomical research and data collection.
Location & Getting There
Situated at approximately 40.05 degrees North and 83.01 degrees West, Adena Brook Observatory is located in Columbus, Ohio, in the heart of the American Midwest. The region offers reasonable viewing conditions for urban and suburban astronomy.
Observing Opportunities
For current information about public access, observation sessions, and astronomy events at Adena Brook Observatory, contact local Columbus-area astronomy clubs and societies. The Ohio amateur astronomy community maintains active networks and regular observing sessions.
See Your Named Star from Here
Observatories with telescopes can observe any sky coordinates to view named stars. To register a star and find its position, visit our star-naming packages and explore our star catalogue.
Opening hours and public-visit programs vary by season. Check Google Maps for current times before you travel.
