Xingkong Hotel Shenzhen

The hotel owner is an astronomy enthusiast and has extremely rich astronomical knowledge. The hotel lobby, corridor carpets, and wall paintings are all full of astronomical elements. The teacher set up his private astronomical telescope in the hotel parking lot, allowing us to clearly see Jupiter with its two orange stripes and Io, 2, and 3 in a line surrounding it. We also saw that at either end of the earth, there are only See this side of the moon. Under his explanation, I got to know Orion (the belt is its most obvious symbol) and the brightest star, Sirius. The teacher said: Because this place is surrounded by mountains on three sides and faces the sea on one side, the mountains have a very good blocking effect on urban light pollution. It has a good night ecological environment and beautiful starry sky. The government spent huge sums of money to build it, and the local villagers also tried their best to build it. Cooperate to control the impact of lighting on astronomical observations, so this place has been rated as an international dark-sky community. The free admission to the Shenzhen Observatory is limited to 150 people per day. Friends who have been here know that it is extremely difficult to make an appointment. You can reserve admission tickets at the Starry Sky Hotel, and it is only a few minutes drive from the Observatory. It is very convenient and the experience of picking the stars with your hands is super strong.