Top 5 in Top 12 new world heritage sites recognized by UNESCO in 2019.
Located in a rural area northwest of England, since its beginning in 1945, Jodrell Bank has become one of the leading Radio astronomical observatory in the world, which impacts the discovery of meteorites, moons, and exploration of the universe. The Jodrell Bank Observatory comprises several radio telescopes and is part of the University of Manchester Jodrell Bank's Astronomical Physics centre. The main telescope at the observatory was the Lovell telescope, the third largest controlled radio telescope in the world. The observatory is still active, including several radio telescopes, work buildings, technical warehouses and control centers.