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Queen's Observatory

The Physics Department

Oct 2, 2020 10:15 am

Photo Gallery

��ֱ�� Astronomy students have the opportunity to work at the observatory as part of their 3rd year astronomy course or through other scientific initiatives. Here is a selection of images featuring previous Observatory coordinators, as well as our current and previous telescopes.

Queen's Observatory Gallery

Celestron Telescope

Closer look at the Celestron 14 EdgeHD Telescope

At the observatory

Getting ready for star gazing 2

Prof. Stéphane Courteau and graduate student at the observatory

Examining the electrical workings of the new telescope at Ellis Dome

Testing the new telescope at Ellis Dome.

Checking the eyepiece of the new telescope at Ellis Dome.

Checking the telescope in the evening at Ellis Dome.

A public tour of the Queen's Observatory at the roof of Ellis Hall.

Evening at the dome - students operating the new Celestron telescope at the Observatory on the roof of Ellis Hall.

A lecture on the solar system and beyond.

A lecture on astronomy.

Looking through the eyepiece of a telescope.

Queen's Observatory involved with public demonstation of an eclipse.

Public demonstration of a telescope for an educational event.

Connor Stone at the Observatory

Connor Stone Editorial

Connor Stone operating the telescope at the Queen's Observatory, Queen's University

At one of the public lectures on astronomy held at Ellis Hall.

The observatory dome on the roof of Ellis Hall

Evening at the dome - students operating the old Torus telescope at the Observatory on the roof of Ellis Hall.

Observatory News in Queen's Gazette on May 11, 2009

Rosette Nebula, Queen's Observatory at Queen's University