Kalyazin Radio Astronomy Observatory

The RT-64 radio telescope at Kalyazin Radio Astronomy Observatory measures 64 meters in diameter and operates at an elevation of 86 meters above sea level.

The observatory began operations in 1992 as part of the Satellite Communications Center Medvezh'i Ozyora, marking a significant advancement in Russian radio astronomy capabilities.

Scientists from multiple countries gather at this facility to conduct research on cosmic microwave background radiation, pulsars, and deep space communication signals.

The observatory maintains specialized equipment for detecting and analyzing radio waves from celestial bodies, contributing essential data to worldwide astronomical research programs.

The RT-64 telescope shares identical specifications with another installation at Bear Lakes near Moscow, forming a network of advanced radio astronomy instruments in Russia.

Location: Kalyazin

Location: Tver Oblast

Official opening: 1992

Elevation above the sea: 86 m

Part of: Satellite Communications Center, Medvezh'i Ozyora, RT-64

Website: http://okbmei.ru/innovation_3.html

GPS coordinates: 57.22306,37.90028

Latest update: May 10, 2025 18:50