The National Astronomical Research Institute of Thailand (NARIT) is Thailand's public astronomy research organisation, based at Princess Sirindhorn AstroPark in Chiang Mai. Its research spans stellar astrophysics, exoplanets, galaxies, black holes, gravitational waves and atmospheric effects on astronomical observations. Its observing infrastructure includes the Thai National Observatory, Thai National Radio Astronomy Observatory, Thai Robotic Telescope Network and regional observatories for the public. NARIT develops optics and photonics, radio receivers, telescope controls, precision mechanical components and high-performance computing systems, with related space-system and industrial technology work. The institute combines research and engineering with technology transfer and international collaboration. Planetarium exhibitions, public observing nights and group visits are offered through its designated outreach facilities.
The National Astronomical Research Institute of Thailand (NARIT) is Thailand's public astronomy research organisation, based at Princess Sirindhorn AstroPark in Chiang Mai. Its research spans stellar astrophysics, exoplanets, galaxies, black holes, gravitational waves and atmospheric effects on astronomical observations. Its observing infrastructure includes the Thai National Observatory, Thai National Radio Astronomy Observatory, Thai Robotic Telescope Network and regional observatories for the public. NARIT develops optics and photonics, radio receivers, telescope controls, precision mechanical components and high-performance computing systems, with related space-system and industrial technology work. The institute combines research and engineering with technology transfer and international collaboration. Planetarium exhibitions, public observing nights and group visits are offered through its designated outreach facilities.