Titlebook: Small Astronomical Observatories; Amateur and Professi Patrick Moore Book 1996 Springer-Verlag London Limited 1996 CCD.astronomy.deep-sky.o

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A Roll-off Roof Observatory in New Boston, New Hampshire, USA,This is the third observatory we have built since we purchased our first telescope in 1983. It is 12 ft × 16 ft (3.6 m × 5 m) with a roll-off roof. We decided to build the observatory ourselves due to money considerations — we had a new mortgage and had just ordered an Astrophysics 7 in (178 mm) f/9 refractor.

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A Simple Rotating Observatory in Nottingham, England,My observatory, described here, is simple in design, cheap to build and efficient in use.

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The Taunton School Radio Astronomy Observatory in Taunton, England,Taunton School is a school for boys and girls aged three to eighteen in Somerset in the southwest of England. The school has a reputation for original work in scientific research with records of pupil involvement in scientific endeavours going back seventy-five years.

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An Amateur Observatory with a Glass Fibre Dome,When I first started using a telescope I spent many hours observing in the open air. During the winter months it only took about half an hour before the cold started to penetrate the layers of clothing I had on. On one occasion my eyebrow froze to the eyepiece!

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A Glass Fibre Dome for a 260mm, 1.9m Focal Length Reflecting Telescope,For many years, my telescope, which is a Newtonian on an English-type equatorial mounting, had been housed in an asbestos sheet construction with a roof which opened by means of three hinged sections. (..)

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,Patrick Moore’s Observatory in Selsey, England,As I am essentially an observer of the Moon and planets, it may be said that my observatory is of the “old-fashioned” type, and this is no doubt true enough! There are four main telescopes: 15 in (380 mm), 12.5 in (317 mm) and 8.5 in (216 mm) reflectors, and a 5 in (127 mm) refractor.

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978-3-540-19913-7Springer-Verlag London Limited 1996

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Small Astronomical Observatories978-1-4471-0999-0Series ISSN 1431-9756 Series E-ISSN 2197-6562