Wallaroo observatory
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Wallaroo Observatory is an astronomical site in South Australia, registered within the international network of stations that observe and report on minor planets.
About Wallaroo Observatory
The observatory holds the Minor Planet Center observation code D82, marking it as a contributor of positional data on asteroids to the wider astronomical community. Sites carrying such a code are formally recognised as ongoing sources of tracking data.
Location & getting there
The site sits in South Australia, part of the Oceania region, an area valued by astronomers for its clear, dry skies away from major cities.
Visiting Wallaroo Observatory
There is no published information on public access, hours, or tours for this observatory. If you would like to visit, check with local astronomy groups or search online for current details before travelling.
See your named star from here
Any operating telescope can be aimed at the right ascension and declination of a named star. If you name a star with Star Register, you will receive those exact coordinates, and you can browse other dedications in our catalogue.
Opening hours and public-visit programs vary by season. Check Google Maps for current times before you travel.
