Gazing up at the night sky, have you ever wondered what secrets it holds? Here at 160 GPU in Budapest, those secrets are a little closer. 160 GPU isn’t just a random collection of numbers and letters. It’s a powerful apochromatic refractor telescope, a marvel of Gyulai Pál Unioptik’s craftsmanship. Housed within a private astronomical observatory, the 160 GPU offers a unique window to the cosmos. Its 160mm lens, meticulously crafted with an oil-spaced triplet design, gathers light from distant stars and galaxies, bringing them into sharp focus. Positioned at an elevation of 245 meters, the 160 GPU takes advantage of Budapest’s elevated terrain, offering clearer views of the heavens. While much of Budapest’s history unfolds below, at 160 GPU, the focus is on the universe beyond. It stands as a testament to human curiosity, our relentless drive to explore and understand the world, and the universe, around us. It is a place where the bustling city fades away, replaced by the quiet wonder of the cosmos.
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Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to