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Armagh Observatory is an astronomical research institution in Armagh, Northern Ireland, founded in 1790 by Archbishop Richard Robinson. Its work has included observations and research in stellar astronomy, solar physics, the Solar System, and related astrophysics. The observatory also preserves historical scientific records and is associated with the New General Catalogue of Nebulae and Clusters of Stars compiled by former director J. L.

E. Dreyer.

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When was Armagh Observatory founded?

Armagh Observatory was founded in 1790 by Archbishop Richard Robinson. It is an astronomical research institution in Armagh, Northern Ireland.

Where is Armagh Observatory?

Armagh Observatory is in Armagh, Northern Ireland. Its work covers astronomy and related astrophysics.

What research has Armagh Observatory carried out?

Its research has included stellar astronomy, solar physics, and studies of the Solar System. The institution also works in related areas of astrophysics.

Who founded Armagh Observatory?

Archbishop Richard Robinson founded Armagh Observatory in 1790. The institution has continued as a research center in Northern Ireland.

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