On moonless nights, we don’t just do astrophotography to capture the night sky’s beauty. We also focus more on doing research work. The darker the skies, the more precise our measurements will be for astronomical observations in photometry. (more…)
Abu-Dhabi based Al Sadeem Observatory is bringing to the Middle East a state-of-the-art technology in sky observation, which promises a unique and easier star-searching experience to
Seeing a comet with one’s own eyes is a phenomenal experience no one would want to miss in their lifetimes. So when the C/2019 Y4
Al Sadeem Astronomy Observatory, the first private observatory in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), recently obtained its official observatory codes from two well-known astronomical societies
Io eclipse on Jupiter witnessed by NASA’s Juno mission Lady luck was on the side of NASA’s Juno spacecraft when Jupiter’s volcanic moon Io skirted
On Wednesday, a major breakthrough in the field of astrophysics thrilled humankind when a team of scientists unveiled the first-ever photo of a super massive
Last October 5-6, 2017, Al Sadeem Astronomy (ASA) conducted an open house observatory event in celebration of the World Space Week at Al Sadeem Observatory,
On a clear dark night of August 12 until the early morning hours of August 13, 2017, Al Sadeem Astronomy (ASA) conducted an overnight observation
On the evening of 12th of August 12 until dawn of August 13, there will be an annual event that will light up the sky,
By next week, on the evening of August 7, 2017, a partial lunar eclipse will bring a stunning viewing experience for all astronomy enthusiasts, especially
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Al Wathbah South, Abu Dhabi
United Arab Emirates