Observatory

The Observatory at California State University, Stanislaus is a small campus facility used for astronomy education, dating back to 1977 according to public records.

About the Observatory

This observatory sits on the campus of California State University, Stanislaus, in the United States. Wikidata records it as founded in 1977, making it a longstanding, if modest, part of the university's science facilities.

Telescopes & research

Today the observatory is associated with the university's Naraghi Hall of Science, a large facility completed in 2007 that also houses 25 science labs, 16 project rooms, four classrooms and 58 faculty offices - reflecting the observatory's role within a broader science teaching complex.

Location & getting there

The observatory is located on the CSU Stanislaus campus in California, United States, within North America.

Visiting the Observatory

As a campus facility, access is generally tied to university courses and any scheduled public viewing nights. Check with California State University, Stanislaus directly, or its science department, before planning a visit.

See your named star from here

A campus telescope like this one can, in principle, be pointed at the exact coordinates on a Star Register certificate. Name a star or browse the catalogue to find one for yourself.