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Astronomy is a subject that has long captured mankind's imagination. The public's fascination with the subject is clearly apparent in the constant stream of astronomical features and articles in all forms of mass media. Local interest in astronomy also manifests itself in an ongoing and increasing demand for astronomical information from Perth Observatory.

Objective

image from Perth Observatory's sky camera

In order to achieve its Mission, Perth Observatory provides relevant and timely astronomical information services.
 

Significance and Benefits

 Perth Observatory astronomy web log

There is a significant demand for quality astronomy information from many different groups and individuals within the community. Conduct of this activity serves to satisfy this demand and provision of specific information relating to sunrise and set times is required by state law.

Outcomes

eclipse information in Perth Observatory's annual astronomy almanac

The desired outcome is the provision of valued astronomical information to the people of Western Australia.

Quality

Perth Observatory astronomers are WA's professional astronomers - all have an enduring commitment to their field and at least 10 years experience in astronomy education and public outreach, and most have extensive research experience and appropriate university qualifications.

Shortcut to  information services,    FAQs,    internet services,    general information,   and  history.

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All our Information Services are listed below

Perth Observatory mobile display cover page of Perth Observatory's annual astronomy almanac Perth Observatory museum

Internet Information Services

SMS and email alert advert Moon - imaged 2004/11/16 featuring Mare Crisium & Mare Fecunditatis

General Astronomy Information

Transit of Venus across the Sun 2004/06/08 1523 imaged with Perth Observatory solar telescope  

Perth Observatory History

Here's a link to Perth Observatory history.

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