SOAR Telescope

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The SOAR Telescope is a 4.1-meter optical and near-infrared astronomical telescope located in Chile and used for a wide range of research observations of the southern sky.

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SOAR Telescope canonical 3
SOAR Telescope (in partnership) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf astronomical observatory facility
near-infrared telescope
optical telescope
hasAcronymMeaning Southern Astrophysical Research Telescope
hasApertureDiameter 4.1 meter
hasContinent South America
hasCountry Chile
hasLocationAltitude high-altitude site in the Andes
hasMirrorDiameter 4.1 meter
hasMountType alt-azimuth mount
hasObservationMode imaging mode
spectroscopic mode
time-series observations
hasPrimaryMirrorType Ritchey–Chrétien reflector
surface form: Ritchey–Chrétien
hasPrimaryUse research observations
hasRegion Andes
surface form: Andes Mountains
hasScienceFocus near-infrared astronomy
optical astronomy
hasScienceGoal detailed spectroscopy of faint objects
follow-up of survey discoveries
study of southern sky objects
time-resolved studies of variable sources
hasSiteCondition dark skies
good seeing
hasWavelengthRange near-infrared
optical
isDesignedFor flexible instrumentation
high image quality
isPartOfObservatoryComplex Cerro Pachón Observatory site
isUsedBy international astronomy community
locatedIn Cerro Pachón
Chile
Coquimbo Region
locatedInHemisphere Southern Hemisphere
observesRegionOfSky southern sky
sharesSiteWith Gemini South Observatory
surface form: Gemini South Telescope
supports classical observing runs
queue-scheduled observations
usedFor extragalactic astronomy research
galactic astronomy research
high-resolution imaging
imaging
multi-object spectroscopy
spectroscopy
stellar astrophysics research
time-domain astronomy

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Cerro Pachón hasObservatory SOAR Telescope
National Optical Astronomy Observatory operated SOAR Telescope
this entity surface form: SOAR Telescope (in partnership)
Chile’s Coquimbo Region astronomyFacility SOAR Telescope
subject surface form: Coquimbo Region