| Description |
The Royal Observatory of Belgium (Koninklijk Observatorium van België) is a scientific institution based in Uccle, Brussels, dedicated to astronomical and geophysical research. Founded in 1826, it is one of Belgium's foremost research centers in the fields of astronomy, space science, and Earth observation. The observatory conducts studies on planetary systems, astrophysics, and the Earth's atmosphere, as well as monitoring the position and movement of celestial objects. It also contributes to international space missions and collaborates with European and global space agencies, including ESA (European Space Agency). The Royal Observatory is also involved in the study of climate change, atmospheric composition, and geomagnetic research. |
Belgium