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Facilities

Astronomical Laboratories:


Spectroscopy and Astrophysics Laboratory

Astronomical Optics and Remote Control Laboratory

Solar Observation Laboratory

DAG-ODA and Observation Instrument Development Laboratory

Computer Laboratory


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Laboratories

IST40 Telescope, a 40 cm aperture Schmidt-Cassegrain type telescope located in Beyazıt Campus of Istanbul University Observatory Application and Research Centre, started its first scientific observations in December 2017 with the CCD camera and peripherals provided within the scope of the guided project titled ‘Automation of Telescopes of Istanbul University Observatory’ with the number FBG-2017-23943 supported by IU Scientific Research Projects Unit.


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IST40

Beyazıt Station:  https://astronomi.istanbul.edu.tr/meteor/index.htm

Çanakkale Station: http://ist60.istanbul.edu.tr/meteo


For Monthly Sunspot Observation Report:


Observation Reports

For Photosphere Observations archive:


Archive

The most important observing instrument of the Observatory is the astrograph with an aperture of 30 cm and a focal length of 200 cm. With this four-lens binocular system, wide-area sky images of 24 x 24 cm can be taken. This astrograph, which also has component binoculars used in solar observations, was ordered to the German Carl-Zeiss Jena company on 11 December 1935, brought to Istanbul in disassembled form (in 12 pieces) by ship via Trieste, Italy on 25 September 1936, and installed in its current dome in autumn 1936.


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Solar Telescopes

The astronomy collection, organised in the name of Ord. Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Gleissberg, who made the most important contribution to the process from the Astronomy Institute to the Department of Astronomy and Space Sciences, contains astronomical instruments used since 1933.


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Gleissberg Collection

Supported by the Republic of Turkey Presidency of Strategy and Budget Directorate's project number 2016K12137, Istanbul University's projects number 3685 and FBG-2017-23943.


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IST60 Telescope

The Eastern Anatolia Observatory Focal Plane Instrument Development Laboratory was established in 2017 with the support of the Ministry of Development and continues to develop by adding new test and calibration measurement environments. Our laboratory is located within the Department of Astronomy and Space Sciences of Istanbul University and continues its activities administratively within the Istanbul University Observatory Application and Research Centre.


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DAG

The planetarium, opened in cooperation with Istanbul University and E.C.A. within the Istanbul University Faculty of Science, Department of Astronomy and Space Sciences Building Complex, is Turkey's first 4K resolution planetarium established within a university unit and used for education and public events. With its 39 seat capacity, it serves university students and the public. 


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Planetarium