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Cosmos Observatory

Spain · Europe
✦ 36.5162, -4.8574

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About this observatory

Cosmos Observatory is located in Spain, near Málaga on the Costa del Sol, in the country's mild, generally clear southern climate.

About Cosmos Observatory

Public information about Cosmos Observatory is limited, and no confirmed details about its founding, instruments, or operating group are currently available. Its listed coordinates place it in the Málaga area of southern Spain.

Location & getting there

The site sits near Málaga on Spain's Costa del Sol, a region known for a high number of clear nights per year, though coastal light pollution can affect observing closer to the city itself.

Visiting Cosmos Observatory

No official website or opening-hours information is currently available for this observatory. Search for its current status or a local astronomy club before planning a visit.

See your named star from here

At any active observatory, staff can point a telescope at the exact coordinates on your star naming certificate. Check the star catalogue to find your star's designation first.

Opening hours

Opening hours and public-visit programs vary by season. Check Google Maps for current times before you travel.

Frequently asked questions
It is located near Málaga, on Spain's Costa del Sol, at approximately 36.52°N, 4.86°W.
No public visiting information is currently listed for this site. Search for its current status or a local astronomy club before planning a trip.
Instrument details aren't publicly documented, but the Costa del Sol region near Málaga is known for a high number of clear nights each year.
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