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Astronomical Observatory of Rome

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The Astronomical Observatory of Rome is an Italian astronomical research institution that forms part of the National Institute for Astrophysics, or INAF. Since 1988, its researchers have worked at the observatory site in Monte Porzio Catone, near Rome, while the historic Monte Mario site coordinates the Astronomical and Copernican Museum and a solar tower. Its research covers astrophysics and related observational fields, and its facilities also support public scientific education.

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Where is the Astronomical Observatory of Rome?

The observatory’s research site is at Monte Porzio Catone near Rome, Italy. It also has a historic location at Monte Mario in Rome.

What organization is the Astronomical Observatory of Rome part of?

The Astronomical Observatory of Rome is part of INAF, the National Institute for Astrophysics. INAF is Italy’s national network for astronomical research.

When did researchers move their work to Monte Porzio Catone?

Researchers have worked at the Monte Porzio Catone site since 1988. The site supports research as well as public astronomy and educational activities.

Can the public visit the Astronomical Observatory of Rome?

Public activities are offered at Monte Porzio Catone and at the Monte Mario site. The Monte Porzio complex includes the Astrolab interactive museum and the Monte Porzio Telescope for educational observation.

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