CEAM observatory

CEAM Observatory is an astronomical site in the Balearic Islands, Spain, marked in sky-survey and Wikidata records at coordinates near Mallorca's interior.

About CEAM Observatory

Public documentation on CEAM Observatory is limited. It is recorded as an astronomical observatory in the Balearic Islands, a Spanish archipelago known for clear Mediterranean skies and a modest but committed community of amateur observers. The Balearics are home to the island group's first dedicated astronomical centre, near Costitx, which helped establish a local tradition of asteroid tracking and public stargazing that continues today.

Location & getting there

The observatory lies inland on Mallorca, in the Balearic Islands region of Spain. As with most small island observatories, distance from coastal light domes and generally dry, clear air make the interior of Mallorca a reasonable spot for naked-eye and telescope observing. If you are planning a visit, check local tourism or astronomy-club listings for the most current access details, since facilities like this are often volunteer-run and open only on scheduled nights.

See your named star from here

Every star named through Star Register comes with precise coordinates, so an observer anywhere — including on Mallorca — can point a telescope at exactly the right spot in the sky. If you already have a certificate, bring the coordinates along on your next clear night out; if not, you can name a star or browse the star catalogue to find one to dedicate.