Talk about out in the paddock, this place is well worth the 20 km drive, go this way to or from Wee... read more
For the billions of dollars spent, there is no real explanation of any tangible results. Video... read more
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Talk about out in the paddock, this place is well worth the 20 km drive, go this way to or from Wee Waa and you won’t be disappointed.
For the billions of dollars spent, there is no real explanation of any tangible results. Video display was credited as being shot in 1992. All the displays never really said anything of relevance or interest. UNTILL we walked back into the carpark... DONT MISS the...More
We were wanting to explore the area and found this. It’s a quick drive out of town. There is a visitor center that was closed by the time we got there but you can still walk around. There is enough information available to read what...More
This is an amazing site the radio telescopes are set on rail lines and they move up and down and the dish rotates to track the signals from outer space all remotely controlled. Take the time to sit through the video presentations, which gives the...More
The satellite arrays are very impressive and interesting but difficult to understand all the technical jargon. Be great to have interactive toys and someone to explain and show you would have been great.
Wow! Amazing place. If you have any interest in space and technology this is a must see. The dishes are huge and amazing you can be so close to them. Interesting visitors centre with a video giving history and general information. No people around but...More
Being a closet geek that enjoys science related things such as these, it was great visit for me and was well worth the long drive from Sydney. The facility itself is quite large, however public access is limited to the visitor centre only, the array...More
Pleasantly surprised at just how interesting this place is. Good for any age. Easy drive, not far or of town. Remember to turn off your phones or put them in flight mode!
An interesting place with a well set up visitor centre. It's not staffed, so you simply wander around reading information boards and studying models but everything is well presented and clearly explained. There is even a real-time display of the signals currently being received -...More
Although it’s un-manned, this observatory is very well set up and interesting. There are older telescopes and other observational items set up around the outside of the visitor’s centre, and then the visitor’s centre itself has lots of information on easy to read displays, along...More
