| Unique Stanthorpe accommodation TWINSTAR GUESTHOUSE & OBSERVATORY B&B with an astronomical observatory |
| A guided tour of the night sky introduces guests to the beauty of the heavens by using a large 46 cm reflector. The tour will be conducted in a personal and friendly atmosphere, as no more than 6 guests are allowed in the dome. The session starts around 8.30 pm lasting for about an hour. The tour is a complimentary activity for our guests. You are welcome to bring your own telescope and binoculars to enjoy the night sky. Please note that children under 5 years of age are not permitted in the dome for safety reasons. |
| Twinstar Guesthouse & Observatory 28146 New England Highway, Ballandean, Queensland 4382, Australia Email: twin-star@bigpond.com Phone: 07 4684 1135 |
| What our guests see Images of astronomical objects our guests will see through our main telescope Moon and the night sky One of the important factors for stargazers is sky darkness. Apart from the effect of light pollution, the moon phase of the night influences the level of sky darkness. |
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| Sky maps will be very useful to maximise your night sky tour experience. |
| There are DVDs on astronomy in your room. If you have checked in early, learn about the latest developments in astronomy. You may actually see through our telescope some of the objects featured in these DVD programmes. |

| Attention to amateur astronomers!! If you are an amateur astronomer, please read this. You will find out about the sky conditions at the Guesthouse. |
| Unique Stanthorpe Accommodation |
| Clean & affordable B&B with an observatory |
| Stanthorpe accommodation; Ballandean accommodation; Unique B&B accommodation in Stanthorpe on the Granite Belt in Queensland, Australia Twinstar Guesthouse & Observatory |
| The Stars and Fog The sky over Twinstar Guesthouse & Observatory This time-lapse photograph was created by Japanese astrophotographer Yuusuke Habu during his stay at the Guesthouse in May, 2011. |
