The phrase "an observatory that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific type of observatory and what it does or its characteristics.
Example: "The city plans to build an observatory that will allow astronomers to study celestial events more closely."
Alternatives: "a facility that observes" or "a center that studies".
In 2008, it created the National Road Safety Agency, with an observatory that monitors policies, campaigns, strategies and results; this has led to significant improvements.
Part of her vision is what she calls an "observatory" that would monitor and anticipate major advances in bioscience and other emerging technologies.
The high school had an observatory that was open, a few times a year, to students outside the science club, and once Bella had gone there with some friends.
Following recommendations from astronomers who suggested a bold new concept, NASA said it would build an observatory that would look back into time and space for some of the first light produced in the universe.
To weigh the galaxy, Watkins and her colleagues pooled data from Nasa's Hubble space telescope and the European Space Agency's Gaia satellite, an observatory that is recording the positions of stars to produce a 3D map of the Milky Way.
On astronomers' most recent wish list, put together in 2000, pride of place was given to what was then known as the Next Generation Space Telescope, an observatory that would take up the mantle of the Hubble Space Telescope as Earth's orbiting eye on the cosmos.
He said the county had an opportunity to buy telescope equipment from an Arizona observatory that is being dismantled, paying $150,000 for gear that cost $400,000 new.
Of course, it will not be the same level of science return that you might get from an environment observatory that stays on the surface for a full Martian year.
Thus, a collaborative, data-enabled eScience infrastructure must provide: A virtual observatory that brings data together A virtual organization that brings people together One or more collaboration modes/environments that should unite virtual observatories and virtual organizations.
In 2009 ESA launched Planck, a satellite that is designed to study the cosmic microwave background, and Herschel, an infrared observatory that is the largest telescope in space.
JEM-EUSO (Extreme Universe Space Observatory on Japanese Experiment Module) is an advanced observatory that will be on-board the International Space Station (ISS) and use the Earth׳s atmosphere as a huge calorimeter detector.
