OWL telescope

“OWL” telescope is installed in 55 km from the west of Ulaanbaatar city based on the seismic station within the cooperation between Mongolian Institute of Astronomy and Geophysics, Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute. Construction activity was completed in 2013, also in September 2014, it was opened and exploited. This telescope is a network telescope in “OWL” project, and currently it’s under testing period. It is installed in several countries besides Mongolia. Telescope diameter is 45 cm and has an optical system called Ritchey – Chretien which is a fully automatic telescope. Currently, Korea has about 15 satellites for multiple purposes and its purpose is to be used in keep tracking those satellites, observing the space debris around there and estimating the threat arising from the collision in Korean side. By the term of cooperation, we are fully responsible for hardware, providing securities and maintenance for damages, doing repairs in accordance with the instructions and take an appropriate steps in the time of any damage.

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KUBLAI
INSTITUTE OF ASTRONOMY AND GEOPHYSICS

Astrometer and Geodynamic

Khurel-Togoot

Introduction

Travelling into the galaxy

Regulation

Resort

Meal

Astrometer and Geodynamic

Research direction

Space debris

Asteriod

Cratures of meteroid

Gamma ray

OWL telescope

Astrophysics

Research direction

Observation of Nα

Ultra-violet radiation

Spectral lines

Сallisto

Instruments

Seismology

About Us

Instruments

Geomagnetism

Earth's magnetic field

About department

Geomagnetic observations in Mongolia