Anunaki Observatory

Anunaki Observatory lies in the Community of Madrid, Spain, one of the smaller astronomical facilities scattered across the region around the Spanish capital.

About Anunaki Observatory

Anunaki Observatory is registered in Spain's astronomical research landscape and appears in the Nature Index's tracking of research institution outputs, which lists observatories and research bodies whose work is published in indexed scientific journals. Beyond this listing, no further public details about its founding, instruments, or day-to-day operations are currently available.

Location & getting there

The observatory is situated in the Community of Madrid, the autonomous region surrounding the Spanish capital, an area that combines dense urban development with patches of drier, higher terrain further from the city centre.

Visiting Anunaki Observatory

No opening hours, admission details, or public tour information have been published for Anunaki Observatory. Anyone wanting to visit should search for current contact details or check with regional astronomy associations before travelling.

See your named star from here

Even without a public visitor programme, Anunaki Observatory sits under the same sky as the rest of the Community of Madrid - so a star named through Star Register is just as findable from this part of Spain as anywhere else. Look it up in the star catalogue to find its exact coordinates.