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Nestled in Madrid, this specialized museum explores the fascinating intersections of astronomical research and geodetic mapping through carefully curated exhibits. Visitors can discover how scientists have measured and understood celestial movements and Earth's geographic dimensions across different historical periods. Complimentary entry allows curious minds to delve into the precise instruments and mathematical calculations that have shaped our understanding of space and planetary science.
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Pl. de las Ciencias, 3, Moncloa - Aravaca, 28040 Madrid, Spain
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