Welcome to The Lozano Observatory
The Rosette Nebula - November 18th 2009
In Memory of My Grandmother -
Alice T. Lozano
The Lozano Observatory was founded by Robert and Lynn Lozano to increase interest in Astronomy. Our mission is to help educate the general public in the areas of astronomy and astrophotography. Do you want to learn a little more about Astronomy? If so, you have come to the right place! If you have a group that would like to visit our observatory please contact us: rlozano3@satx.rr.com
Our primary site is located in Spring Branch Texas on 6.35 acres at an altitude of 1,634 feet. Our telescopes are housed in an 8 foot diameter dome which is 12 feet above the ground at the top of a 12 inch diameter cement pier. In April 2010 we installed a new Astro-Physics Mach1 Mount which has greatly enhanced our ability to take high quality CCD images.
Check out our site and learn a little bit about Astronomy, Telescopes and how to take amazing pictures of your favorite Deep Sky Objects!!
The Lozano Observatory
29º59'53.25" N 98º26'01.59" W

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M101 - The Pinwheel
Galaxy 12 Minute Exposure - SBIG ST-2000XCM Meade 12" Scope, Mach1 AP Mount - July 31st 2010
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From Constellations to Telescope terms!
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