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The Hiker’s Guide to Visiting Space Telescopes
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The Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope , or FAST, rests in a natural sinkhole in Guizhou province in southwestern China .
Parkes Observatory in Goobang National Park , Parkes , offers both scientific excitement and a route of approach via miles of bush trails.
Apache Point Observatory in the Sacramento Mountains allows self-tours of the grounds of the observatory.
Green Bank Observatory hosts a staggering variety of radio telescopes, including the largest steerable telescope in the world.
Visitors can walk the five-kilometer loop from the visitors’ center to the 100 m dish without any guide or permit.
The only phones are landlines, and the only internet is Ethernet .
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