observatory — A building equipped with a telescope for observing astronomical objects
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: A building equipped with a telescope for observing astronomical objects
Pronunciation (IPA): /əbˈzɜːrvətɔːri/
Example Sentences
- The new observatory can detect planets in other solar systems.
- My date at the observatory was stellar - literally!
- The observatory's telescope revealed a new comet approaching Earth.
observatory
NOUN[/əbˈzɜːrvətɔːri/]
A building equipped with a telescope for observing astronomical objects

an excited astronomer adjusts the large telescope while peering through the eyepiece at the night sky. Her face lights up with wonder as she spots a bright comet streaking across the star-filled darkness. The massive telescope rotates smoothly inside the open observatory dome above them. A young assistant nearby checks star charts and points excitedly at the same celestial object. The observatory's dome structure frames the scene while sophisticated equipment surrounds the researchers. a building equipped with a telescope for observing astronomical objects

From laboratory to observatory, she charts new cosmic territory!
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“The new observatory can detect planets in other solar systems.”
“My date at the observatory was stellar - literally!”
“The observatory's telescope revealed a new comet approaching Earth.”
“Students often visit the local observatory for astronomy classes.”
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