User:Juan lacruz

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Observatorio J87 La Cañada (La Cañada Observatory), is a private astronomical facility in La Cañada, Ávila, Spain, founded by Juan Lacruz in 2002.

The aim is to monitor NEOs (Near Earth Objects) other asteroids and comets.

The observatory joined the International Astronomical Union sending the first astrometric observations in the summer of 2002 to The Minor Planet Center then was assigned the observatory code J87 La Canada.

This observatory is credited with the discovery of 70 numbered asteroids as of february 2024.

Since March 2022 joined the international asteroid warning network IAWN which is endorsed by the united nations office for outer space affairs UNOOSA for an international response to a potential NEO impact threat.

Instrumental : Telescope RCT 0.40m F10

The observatory tracks the ambiental evolution of the surroundings mantaining a digital archive of species of fauna, climatic phenomenon and mountain landscapes.

The observatory[edit]

Globular clusters[edit]

Planetary nebulae[edit]

Nebulae[edit]

Galaxies[edit]

Comets[edit]

Planets[edit]

Fenómenos ópticos[edit]

Animales[edit]

Otros[edit]

Aves[edit]

Owls[edit]

Accipiter[edit]

Halcón peregrino[edit]

Cernícalo[edit]

Águilas[edit]

Águila pescadora[edit]

Águila imperial ibérica[edit]

Águila real[edit]

Águila culebrera[edit]

Águila calzada[edit]

Buitres[edit]

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Mamíferos[edit]

Lince[edit]

Lobos[edit]

Osos[edit]

Zorros[edit]

Cabras[edit]

Rebecos[edit]

Corzos[edit]

Ciervos[edit]

Otros[edit]

Reptiles[edit]

Anfibios[edit]

Huellas y rastros[edit]

Montaña[edit]

Picos de Europa[edit]

Macizo Central[edit]

Macizo Occidental, El Cornión[edit]

Ordiales[edit]

Gredos[edit]

Meteo[edit]

Colored clouds[edit]

Halos[edit]

Storms[edit]

Clouds[edit]

Other[edit]