OBSERVATORY
SCIENCE
Scientists of the Observatory staff who awarded for their investigations
DEPARTMENTS
Astrometry
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The Photographical Survey of North Sky (FON)
Astrometric and photometric catalogues for star kinematic studies
Astrometric positions and photometric magnitudes of Solar System bodies
Catalogues of positions and orbital elements of geosynchronous space objects
Glass Archive database of the MAO NASU
Photographic plate collection of the MAO NASU
Physics of Stars&Galaxies
List of the main publications
Space Geodynamics
KIEV-GEODYNAMICS
SteelBrees
Satellite Laser Ranging Station
Permanent GPS Station
Ukrainian Centre for Determination of Earth Orientation Parameters
Space Plasma Physics
Physics of Solar System Bodies
Laboratory for Atmospheric Optics
Solar Physics
Laboratory for Physics of Comets
Laboratory for Transient Phenomena in Stars
Astro/Space Information and Computing Center
Description of the computer facilities of the Observatory
Network map
Information about MAO network statistics
Department for Technological Information and Publishing Activities
TELESCOPES
The 70 cm reflector AZT-2
The Tepfer double astrograph
Satellite Laser Ranging (SLR)
The 2-m Ritchey-Chretien-Coude Telescope
The Large Horizontal Solar Telescope ATsU-26
The Zeiss double wide-angle astrograph
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foreign journals
journals on various disciplines
publications of astronomical observatories, institutes
publications of scientific organizations, associations, etc.
OUR PUBLICATIONS
"Kinematics and Physics of Celestial Bodies"
"Space Science and Technology"
"Svitoglyad"
"Astronomical Calendar"
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Administration
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