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Palomar Observatory

2 articlesUpdated 31 October 2026

Palomar Observatory is an observatory in Southern California.

Official website: sites.astro.caltech.edu (opens in a new tab)
Also known as: Պալոմարի աստղադիտարան, 675 PA

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Red dwarf appears to draw material from brown dwarf companion

Palomar Observatory is the California observatory where the survey used to discover the pair operates.

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