The Sèvres Observatory, located in Sèvres, France, is an astronomical observatory established in 1876. It is part of the Paris-Meudon Observatory and primarily focuses on solar and planetary observations. The facility has contributed significantly to the study of celestial bodies and has been involved in various research projects over the years. The observatory is equipped with advanced telescopes and instruments, allowing astronomers to conduct detailed studies of the solar system and beyond. It also plays a role in public outreach, offering educational programs and events to promote interest in astronomy and science among the general public.