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Mundenheim observatory (1907-1913)

Germany · Europe
✦ 49.4563, 8.4380

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About this observatory

Mundenheim Observatory was a short-lived astronomical observatory in Germany, active for just six years between 1907 and 1913.

About Mundenheim Observatory

Little detailed information survives about Mundenheim Observatory beyond its brief operating window and its focus on astronomical observation, including work related to minor planet discovery.

History

The observatory operated for only six years, from 1907 to 1913, placing it among the many short-lived private and institutional observatories that dotted early 20th-century Germany before larger, better-funded facilities took over most serious astronomical work.

Location & getting there

Mundenheim Observatory was located in Germany. As a historical site that ceased operating over a century ago, it is not maintained as a public location today.

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Opening hours

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Frequently asked questions
In Germany; it operated in the early 20th century.
From 1907 to 1913.
Astronomical observation, including work connected to minor planet discovery.
No - it was a short-lived historical observatory and is not maintained as a public site today.
Location
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