Perth Observatory was founded in 1896 at Mount Eliza and was moved to Bickley in 1966 when light pollution from the city got too bright. Perth Observatory contributed to many global scientific developments, including co-discovering the rings of Uranus, discovering several minor planets, and more than supernovas. It’s now located in a state forest home to an assortment of wild animals, including a herd of kangaroos that live on the back lawn. Many of the original domes and telescopes are still on site and can be seen by visitors. Walking…