Twinstar Guesthouse Observatory is part of  a bed-and-breakfast accommodation
business. Once a month, interested
local residents are invited to join the night sky tour to
explore the universe around us. These public viewing nights are provided free of charge as
community service and offer local residents the opportunity to enjoy our dark rural night sky.

For visitors' safety and comfort, only six places will be available at each session and
bookings are essential (This event is not suitable for children under 5 for safety reasons).
The starting time is usually 8.30 pm (QLD time), but may change.

For enquiry and/or booking, call Twinstar Guesthouse & Observatory (ph: 4864 1135) or
email (twin-star@bigpond.com).

The public viewing nights for the rest of the year are scheduled as follows. The celestial
object in the brackets is the highlight of the night:

Monday, 3 October (47 Tucanae and Jupiter)
Tuesday, 1 November (47 Tucanae and Jupiter)
Thursday, 1 December (The Great Orion Nebula: a spectacular nebula containing very
young stars
, and Jupiter)
Unique Stanthorpe accommodation
TWINSTAR GUESTHOUSE & OBSERVATORY
B&B with an astronomical observatory
Free public viewing nights
Opportunity to explore the universe for local residents (Stanthorpe, Warwick & Tenterfield areas)
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See our Night Sky Tour  
Twinstar Guesthouse & Observatory
28146  New England Highway, Ballandean, Queensland 4382, Australia
Email: twin-star@bigpond.com
Phone: 07 4684 1135
The International Year of Astronomy 2009 was celebrated with
numerous activities and events throughout the world.

Twinstar Guesthouse & Observatory participated in the celebration
by offering free public viewing nights to local community. This offer
is now extended to 2011 supporting BEYOND INTERNATIONAL
YEAR OF ASTRONOMY campaign.  

Click the logo on the right to see details.
Stanthorpe accommodation; Ballandean accommodation;
Unique B&B accommodation in Stanthorpe on the Granite Belt in Queensland, Australia
Twinstar Guesthouse & Observatory
47 Tucanae, a globular cluster
with at leat 100,000 stars