State-of-the-art astronomical research facility nestled in the pristine dark skies of the American Southwest. Advancing our understanding of the cosmos through cutting-edge observation and imaging.
Our remote observatory combines advanced imaging technology with the exceptional clarity of desert skies, offering unparalleled conditions for astronomical research and astrophotography.
Situated at 4,800 feet elevation in the high desert of New Mexico, our facility benefits from over 300 clear nights annually.
Coordinates: 34.5°N, 106.2°W
Long-exposure photography of distant galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters using narrowband and broadband filters.
Photometric monitoring of eclipsing binaries and Cepheid variables to contribute to global observation networks.
High-precision light curve measurements supporting the characterization of transiting exoplanetary systems.
Interested in visiting our facility, collaborating on research, or learning more about our work? We'd love to hear from you.