Observatorio del Pangue

A public observatory, displaying powerful, premium telescopes, under one of the best skies of the world, intended for the most enthusiastic visitors to whom we deliver personalized attention... In short, welcome!

Un observatorio astronómico público, con telescopios potentes de ultima generación, bajo uno de los mejores cielos del mundo, con servicio personalizado pensado para un público mas exigente... En pocas palabras : bienvenidos

Lately, at the Observatorio del Pangue...

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First, you arrive at Santiago de Chile... ...then you want to travel North and meet our clear skies ! Photos: (1)Eric Escalera (2)Jea...

March, 14th : the long awaited Total Eclipse of the Moon...

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Every lunar eclipse is visible from half of the world simultaneously, so it would be insane to miss it if you are on the right side of the p...

A perfect alignment, at last...

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Every year, twice a year (February 7th and November 2nd) the Sun sets behind the Cerro Tololo International Observatory (CTIO) as seen from ...

C/2024-G3 ATLAS :
witnessing the end of a comet !...

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With the visit of the previous comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS, we thought that the show was over, but just a few weeks after this memorable event, ...

C/2023-A3 Tsuchinshan-ATLAS :
the show is over...

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It was one of those comets that remain in the memories, visible to the naked eye and, at its best, shining even in daytime. However, for onc...

A regular sunset (at least, twice a year...)

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At first, it looks like an impossible transit of a planet over the Sun disk... But soon it reveals what it is about : the set of the Sun ...

The second 2024 Total Solar Eclipse was
in Argentina: we've been there too !

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Some alignements are better than others... When it happens with the Sun, the Moon, and Earth, you can get two eclipses in a row, 14 days apa...

The first 2024 Total Solar Eclipse was
in Texas : we've been there !

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8:00am, first look through the windows of the motel, the sky is totally overcast, with dense, heavy dark clouds. 5.5 hours left u...

Have you ever seen a neutron star?...

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There is one relatively accessible (mag. 16.5) in the heart of the Crab Nebula, namely M1 (Taurus), a remnant of a supernova witnessed in Ju...

Three galaxies and a visitor comet...

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The year 2023 ended with a nice cosmic encounter : a faint comet visited a famous trio of galaxies. The comet is ZTF 2020-V2, a remote objec...

The Northeast Astronomy Forum 2023 (NEAF) : we've been there !

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Dubbed the largest astronomy fair in the world, the Northeast Astronomy Forum held in the surrounds of New York City is indeed a nice place ...
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