Our Observatory is situated at the following geographical coordinates: 1.3342 deg N latitude, 103.7357 deg E longitude, 15.27 m Height (m.s.l)

Our Observatory is one of the few in the world that is located next to the Equator. This unique position opens up more vistas in the sky and allows us to view constellations in both the northern and southern celestial hemispheres.

Our Observatory is also endowed with a range of sophisticated facilities as well as a classroom for astronomy lessons, slide shows and public talks to enhance your stargazing experience:

• The main telescope is a 40-cm Cassegrain reflector of combined focal length 520-cm.
• Its sub-telescope is a 15-cm apochromatic Kepler refractor of focal length 180-cm.
• The equatorial mount for the telescopes was designed with an accompanying English yoke to provide the necessary stability for the drive and tracking mechanisms.
• The 5.5-metre stainless steel dome can be made to swivel in any direction and its shutter can be made to slide open to focus the telescope on interesting objects in the sky.

Other stargazing instruments include some portable telescopes and a smaller observation dome that houses our second largest telescope - an 11" telescope coupled with a 7" telescope. Both telescopes are Cassegrain reflectors.

Science Centre Observatory is inviting you to share with our visitors on any topics related to astronomy! Simply email a 50 - 100 words synopsis of your topic to tan_jyh_harng@science.edu.sg and we will publicise on your behalf!

*We will contact you within 3 working days upon signing up. Content for your talk needs to be submitted to us for review at least 1 week in advance.

In light of the current situation, please note that we have suspended Astronomy booking until further notice. Please email  Doris_Chow@science.edu.sg and tan_jyh_harng@science.edu.sg

If you would like to book the Observatory for a private event (20 - 80 persons), we offer the following packages for you to choose from.

Each talk or planetarium show will be followed by a guided stargazing session (if weather permits). Each talk or show runs for 30 minutes.

Time	Programme A @ Science Centre Observatory	Programme B @ Science Centre Observatory	Programme C (@ venue of your choice)
7.30pm	Astronomy 101 talk	(7.45pm) Introduction / Briefing	Introduction to Astronomy
8pm	Guided stargazing	Guided stargazing / Planetarium show	Guided stargazing
9.30pm	Programme ends

• The programmes above are meant for groups of 20 to 80 persons.
• List of talks and digital planetarium shows may be available upon request.
• To book a programme or for enquiries, please complete the booking form.

* Astronomy programmes are not available for bookings on public holidays.