Southern Astrophysical Research Telescope

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The Southern Astrophysical Research (SOAR) Telescope is a 4.1-meter optical and near-infrared telescope in Chile designed for high-quality imaging and spectroscopy of the southern sky.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf astronomical observatory
ground-based telescope
near-infrared telescope
optical telescope
reflecting telescope
alternateName SOAR
SOAR Telescope
altitude approximately 2700 meters
commissioned mid-2000s
country Chile
designedFor high-quality imaging
spectroscopy
diameter 4.1 meters
hasAdaptiveOptics yes
hasCapability high spatial resolution
imaging
multi-object spectroscopy
spectroscopy
hasFieldOfView wide-field imaging
hasInstrument Goodman High Throughput Spectrograph
SAM (SOAR Adaptive Module)
SIFS (SOAR Integral Field Spectrograph)
SOI (SOAR Optical Imager)
Spartan Infrared Camera
TripleSpec 4.1
hemisphere Southern Hemisphere
locatedIn Andes
surface form: Andes Mountains

Coquimbo Region
location Cerro Pachón
mirrorMaterial glass
mountType alt-azimuth mount
operatedBy SOAR Consortium
partner Brazilian institutions
Chilean institutions
Michigan State College
surface form: Michigan State University

NOIRLab
National Optical Astronomy Observatory
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
primaryMirrorDiameter 4.1 meters
scienceFocus extragalactic astronomy
galaxy evolution
planetary science
stellar astrophysics
time-domain astronomy
sharesSiteWith Gemini South Observatory
surface form: Gemini South Telescope
skyCoverage southern sky
telescopeType Ritchey–Chrétien reflector
surface form: Ritchey–Chrétien telescope
wavelengthRange near-infrared
optical

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Cerro Pachón hosts Southern Astrophysical Research Telescope
SOAR Telescope hasAcronymMeaning Southern Astrophysical Research Telescope