Planetarium
Scottish Dark Sky Observatory
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Katherine
May 15, 2020
A 35 minute drive from The Old Church you can experience the wonders of the dark night sky.
Carlene
January 29, 2020
Go see the stars ⭐️
Elliot
September 5, 2018
This place is a bit of a drive at night but offers an awesome experience of stargazing through an enormous telescope.
Bea
May 15, 2021
Trips must be pre-booked. A great place to view the night sky with an elevated viewing platform and two powerful telescopes which the public can use. Best time to visit is autumn/winter when skies are very dark. If you can time your visit with annual meteor showers: Quadrantids 28 Dec-12 Jan; Lyrids 13-29 April; Eta Aquariids 18 Apr- 27 May; Delta Aquariids 13 Jul-24 Aug; Alpha Capricornids 2 Jul-24 Aug; Perseids 16 Jul-24 Aug; Draconids 7-11 Oct; Orionids 1 Oct-6 Nov: Taurids 20 Oct-10 Dec; Leonids 5-29 Nov; Geminids 3-16 Dec; Ursids 17-26 Dec.
Trips must be pre-booked. A great place to view the night sky with an elevated viewing platform and two powerful telescopes which the public can use. Best time to visit is autumn/winter when skies are very dark. If you can time your visit with annual meteor showers: Quadrantids 28 Dec-12 Jan; Lyrids…
Chris
December 11, 2019
The Scottish Dark Sky Observatory is an astronomical observatory located near Loch Doon Loch Doon, East Ayrshire, Scotland. It is situated on a hilltop site overlooking the Craigengillan Estate and Dalmellington. You will need to book in advance and you will need to print directions as some people have found it tricky to find
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Dalmellington, Scotland