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Solar Observatory
See the Sun online and use the images in the on line tools for science
Daily Solar Observation
Calcium-Visible-Halpha telescopes
Space in your classroom: Space Science Experience
Work on scientific cases with us at ESAC or in your school
CESAR SSE awarded by Comunidad de Madrid
Activities of Special Dedication award
ESA-GTTP 2023 – The Unlimited Universe
The European Space Agency and the Galileo Teacher Training Program join hands again to bring cutting-edge training opportunities to all interested tea |
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CESAR is an educational ESA initiative whose main objective is to engage secondary school students with the wonders of astronomy and, more generally, science and technology. See our For Educators section to see what experiences we offer. Read more about CESAR |
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 Cebreros Optical TelescopeThe telescope has a diameter of 50cm and a telescope ratio of F/10 Location: Cebreros station (Ávila) ESA’s Deep Space Tracking Station Latitude: 40.4528° N - Longitude: 4.3676° W |
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 Vil1 Radio AntennaLatitude: 40.4403°N - Longitude: 3.9525°W (map) |
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 Solar ObservatoryTelescope H-alpha: Coronado Solarmax II 90, Aperture: 90mm, Focal Length: 800mm, Bandwidth: <0.5 Å Telescope visible: Bresser AR-102, Aperture: 102mm, Focal Length: 1000mm, Solar Filter: BAADER AstroSolar™ Dome: 3m sliding roof dome, Scopedome Location: European Space Astronomy Centre - ESAC (Madrid) Latitude: 40.4403°N - Longitude: 3.9525°W (map) |
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 Robledo Optical TelescopeThe telescope has a diameter of 30cm Location: MDSCC station (Robledo de Chavela) NASA´s Madrid Deep Space Comunications Complex Latitude: 40.4292° N - Longitude: 4.2492° W |
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 Control Room - CubeSats |
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