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Sardinia Radio Telescope

Sardinia Radio Telescope is INAF’s 64-metre radio observatory near San Basilio, supporting pulsar timing, spectroscopy, planetary radar, transient astronomy, geodesy and international interferometry. Its periodic public and school programme begins with an indoor explanation at the Visitor Centre and continues, weather permitting, with an outdoor walk close to the working telescope. Guided visits are free, but booking must use the operator’s current form; visitors may not enter the telescope or use it for observations during the public experience. Dates, weather, safety and accessibility arrangements vary, so confirm the current programme before travel. Address: Pranu Sanguni, 09040 San Basilio (Cagliari), Italy.

Sardinia Radio Telescope

Identity

Name
Sardinia Radio Telescope
Region
EU
Type
observatory

Details

Description
Sardinia Radio Telescope is INAF’s 64-metre radio observatory near San Basilio, supporting pulsar timing, spectroscopy, planetary radar, transient astronomy, geodesy and international interferometry. Its periodic public and school programme begins with an indoor explanation at the Visitor Centre and continues, weather permitting, with an outdoor walk close to the working telescope. Guided visits are free, but booking must use the operator’s current form; visitors may not enter the telescope or use it for observations during the public experience. Dates, weather, safety and accessibility arrangements vary, so confirm the current programme before travel. Address: Pranu Sanguni, 09040 San Basilio (Cagliari), Italy.
Latitude
39.4912915
Location
Longitude
9.2453673
Operational Status
operational
Ownership
public

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Creation Time
July 11, 2026 at 21:21:15 UTC
Updated Time
August 14, 2026 at 19:34:45 UTC