Palomar Observatory

Palomar Observatory is a prominent astronomical research facility located in California, famous for its large telescopes, including the Hale Telescope, which was the world's largest for several decades. Established in the 1930s, the observatory plays a crucial role in space exploration and research, contributing to discoveries about stars, galaxies, and more. It is part of the California Institute of Technology and remains a center for advanced astronomical studies, collaborations, and public outreach, allowing both scientists and the general public to explore the universe and understand cosmic phenomena.