Planetarium of Rosario, Municipal astronomical observatory in Urquiza Park, Rosario, Argentina.
The Astronomical Observatory Professor Victorio Capolongo is a municipal stargazing facility located in Urquiza Park. The site features two Carl Zeiss telescopes of different sizes for observing the night sky.
The observatory opened on June 18, 1970, under the direction of Professor Victorio Capolongo. It became a regional center for astronomical study and research activities.
The facility teaches people about astronomy through regular sky observation sessions and scientific demonstrations that draw school groups and community visitors. It plays an important role in science education for the local public.
Visitors can attend sky observation sessions on Friday and Saturday evenings from 8 PM to 9 PM. Planetarium shows are also offered on weekends and holidays.
The complex includes an Experimental Science Museum that opened in 1987 as the country's first interactive science museum. Visitors can explore hands-on exhibits covering different fields of science.
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