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Asiago Observatory is an Italian astronomical facility operated through a collaboration between the University of Padua and INAF. Founded in 1942 in the Asiago area of the Veneto Alps, it includes the 1.82-meter Copernico Telescope at Mount Ekar and the Galileo Telescope at Asiago. The observatory supports optical research such as photometry and spectroscopy, and its location has supported the discovery and follow-up of minor planets.
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