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Also known as observatories
天文、地震、気象などの自然現象を観測する施設
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An observatory is a building or facility equipped with telescopes and other instruments designed to observe and study celestial objects like stars, planets, and galaxies. Observatories are important for advancing our understanding of space and the universe through astronomical research and discovery.
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Article · 日本語
観測施設 (かんそくしせつ) または観測所 (かんそくじょ、英語: Observatory) とは、天文・地震・気象などの自然現象を観測し、記録する施設のことである。観測施設で観測されたデータは予測、研究や防災など様々に活用される。
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