Monte Viseggi Observatory
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Summary
Monte Viseggi Observatory is an astronomical observatory[1]. It is known by 8 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Located in the administrative territorial entity: La Spezia[3]
- Country: Italy[4]
- Named after: Luciano Zannoni[5]
- Commons category: Osservatorio astronomico Monte Viseggi[6]
- Inception: April 14, 1989[7]
- Elevation above sea level: 347 m[8]
Why It Matters
Monte Viseggi Observatory is credited with the discovery of 10211 La Spezia[9], an asteroid[10]; 18928 Pontremoli[11], an asteroid[12]; 36033 Viseggi[13], an asteroid[14]; 58672 Remigio[15], an asteroid[16]; and 58691 Luigisannino[17], an asteroid[18].
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What did Monte Viseggi Observatory discover?
Monte Viseggi Observatory is credited as discoverer of 10211 La Spezia[9], 18928 Pontremoli[11], 36033 Viseggi[13], and 58672 Remigio[15].