Explore the universe at Vietnam's first observatory

The observatory has the function of basic scientific research on optical astrophysics, disseminating knowledge of space science to the community.

Located next to Hon Chong, Nha Trang Observatory was built in 2014 by the National Space Center (VN Academy of Science) as the project owner, which is an important component in the satellite center project. country - the biggest science project ever.

The most important component of the station is the optical telescope , manufactured and transferred by MARCON of Italy.

Room screen projection dome with 6 digital projectors, help viewers better understand astronomy, activity of celestial bodies, eclipse phenomena, eclipse with 3D visual effects - (Photo: NGUYEN EAST)

The object of study can be done on this system of glass: observing the morphology of galaxies, searching for objects near Earth, studying the atmosphere, collecting information about stars .

Dr. Nguyen Thi Hoang Anh - deputy director of the station said the project will be officially put into operation at the end of September this year.

The observatory will have the function of basic scientific research on optical astrophysics, disseminating knowledge of space science to the community, supporting training, teaching and scientific research cooperation in the field. astrophysics.

Nha Trang Observatory will open a new chapter for the study of the universe of our country, and will be an attractive address for tourists whenever they come to the coastal city.

Student of Nha Trang University listened to introduction of operational potential of the observatory - (Photo: NGUYEN DONG)

Italian experts install technical equipment of the observatory - (Photo: NGUYEN DONG)

Gallery of images and artifacts about 200m ² wide - (Photo: NGUYEN DONG)

Dr. Nguyen Thi Hoang Anh and colleagues in the process of operating optical telescope technology - (Photo: NGUYEN DONG)

Nha Trang Observatory was built at the best astronomical observation coordinates in Vietnam - (Photo: NGUYEN DONG)

Officers and staff of the station have received technological processes using telescopes and technical equipment - (Photo: NGUYEN DONG)