Midnight Observatory

Overview

The Quara'ke Universal Observatory is a large, ground-based optical telescope on the outskirts of the Embala Galaxy. It is located on the moon Mokta'ka (RS 0-8-12127916-989-58-4-3380-41 9.2, 980). The Observatory, due to it being 10 billion light years from the Milky Way, has been used to study more prominent galaxies in their younger days, such as the Milky Way or the Lewis Galaxy

An image of the Milky Way when it was roughly 3.8 billion years old. Redshift is included in this image

History

Planning for the Q.U.O. first began in late 196000 CE and construction was finished in 196112 CE.