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invest with us?
Here at Arizona Sky Village, at Portal, Arizona, we have refined the digital astronomical revolution. The 21st Century is available now at an affordable price (offer). Fully functioning state-of-the-art globally remote robotic onsite Astronomical Observatories are being utilized here every night already. Discoveries are being made here already. Now is the time to invest in a new modernized facility and observe the way you always dreamed of. |
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(Photo: Comet Macholz-Borg Jack Newton, Portal) |
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| Due to advancements in technology, we do some amazing work here. We are a bit like the Hubble Space Telescope, because we can use the same imaging chips. We are high, dark, and arid like Kitt Peak National Observatory, but in fact we are darker. We are a bit like the Jet Propulsion Lab, because of the available image processing software. We are a bit like the Government, because we have access to everything as well via the internet. And we are a bit like your own office, because that is where you will do all your work from. | We
are also a bit like Mount Palomar, because we image dimmer than their
sky surveys.
In fact, Jack Newton routinely records magnitude
22, from local ground level at 4600 feet. There are so many valid
reasons to build your next observatory at or near the Arizona Sky
Village. Nearby, 6000 foot Norrick Peak (link)
has observed half arcsecond seeing.
But
the best reason may simply be availability... |
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This
location is relatively new, allowing Institutions and Private
Individuals a unique opportunity to acquire a superb site.
The American "Baby Boom" generation is retiring rapidly, and many have the means to build their own private Dream Observatory on a beautiful and mountainous area. Additionally, with the slip in the US Dollar, many foreigners are also taking advantage of the great value being offered here (rate). Many foreign nations can also take advantage of our local time difference (UTC - 7 hours) and actually schedule evening observing during their daytime.
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| (Photo: M51. Jack Newton, Portal, Arizona) |
If you are thinking that our facility sounds good and wish to chat some more, please do not hesitate to contact us. Please contact Mr. Eugene Turner in Portal, Arizona. +1 (520) 558-1220 (team) |
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