Deep Sky Observatory Collaborative
Satellite imagery: Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics
Deep Sky Observatory Collaborative is an astronomical observatory in far West Texas, in a stretch of the United States prized for its dark night skies.
About Deep Sky Observatory Collaborative
Detailed public information on this specific facility is limited. It sits in the Big Bend region of West Texas, an area that hosts the Greater Big Bend International Dark Sky Reserve, one of the largest dark-sky protected areas in the world.
Location & getting there
The observatory is located in western Texas, in the North America region, within a region known for minimal light pollution and clear, dark skies.
Visiting Deep Sky Observatory Collaborative
We don't have confirmed public visiting details for this specific facility. If you're planning a trip to the region, check locally before travelling.
See your named star from here
West Texas's dark skies make it one of the best places in North America to spot a named star. Name a star with Star Register and use its exact coordinates to find it from a dark-sky site like this one. Browse the star catalogue for stars already named nearby.
Opening hours and public-visit programs vary by season. Check Google Maps for current times before you travel.
