Chicharronian 3C Observatory
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Chicharronian 3C Observatory is a private observatory in Tres Cantos, in the Community of Madrid, Spain.
About Chicharronian 3C Observatory
The observatory carries the Minor Planet Center designation Z83, and appears to be an amateur or private site that has contributed to published astrophysics research, including work on the unusual brightness dips of the star KIC 8462852.
Location & getting there
Chicharronian 3C Observatory sits in Tres Cantos, a town in the Community of Madrid, part of Star Register's Europe region. Its exact facilities and current operational status aren't publicly documented, so we've kept this profile brief and factual.
Visiting Chicharronian 3C Observatory
As a private observatory, it is unlikely to offer public tours; check locally or online before attempting a visit.
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Opening hours and public-visit programs vary by season. Check Google Maps for current times before you travel.