Adhara obsevatory
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Adhara Observatory is an astronomical observation facility located in São Paulo, Brazil. Situated in South America's largest metropolitan region, the observatory serves the local and regional astronomy community despite urban light pollution challenges.
About Adhara Observatory
The observatory is part of Brazil's amateur astronomy network, contributing to observation and research activities. São Paulo's dynamic scientific community includes multiple astronomical organisations supporting stargazing and celestial research.
Location & Getting There
Positioned at approximately 23.45 degrees South and 47.51 degrees West in São Paulo, the observatory is located in southeastern Brazil. Despite urban surroundings, the facility provides opportunities for astronomical observation and education.
Stargazing in São Paulo
São Paulo hosts multiple astronomy clubs and observatories working to promote stargazing despite the city's light pollution. For information about Adhara Observatory's current operations and public access, contact local São Paulo astronomy organisations and societies.
See Your Named Star from Here
Any observatory with a telescope can observe the sky coordinates of your named star. Register a star through our star-naming packages and view its coordinates in our star catalogue.
Opening hours and public-visit programs vary by season. Check Google Maps for current times before you travel.
