Associations to the word «Observatory»
Noun
- Telescope
- Astronomer
- Astronomy
- Lick
- Greenwich
- Lamont
- Asteroid
- Reflector
- Chandra
- Doherty
- Lowell
- Nasa
- Kew
- Supernova
- Radcliffe
- Heidelberg
- Sudbury
- Armagh
- Gemini
- Meteorology
- Brightness
- Comet
- Meridian
- Leiden
- Observation
- Ingrid
- Kepler
- Gamma
- Potsdam
- Volcano
- Discoverer
- Longitude
- Spectrometer
- Siding
- Uppsala
- Allegheny
- Compton
- Griffith
- Schmidt
- Optics
- Nebula
- Almanac
- Pluto
- Mccormick
- Naval
- Vatican
- Palma
- Forecast
- Einstein
- Chile
- Mesa
- Pic
- Mcdonald
- Goethe
- Magnitude
- Robotic
- Aperture
- Johannesburg
- Eclipse
- Tucson
- Spacecraft
- Steward
- Hale
- Dome
- Algiers
- Percival
- Jai
- Magdalena
- Midi
- Mount
- Magnetism
- Baseline
- Shoemaker
- Tele
- Galaxy
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
OBSERVATORY, noun. A place where stars, planets and other celestial bodies are observed, usually through a telescope.
Dictionary definition
OBSERVATORY, noun. A building designed and equipped to observe astronomical phenomena.
OBSERVATORY, noun. A structure commanding a wide view of its surroundings.
Wise words
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