If the largest telescopes around are 10 m in diameter, what is the smallest one on record?
I think the smallest telescope is the BRITE telescope. It is supposedly 20 centimeters in a diameter.
Is light found more often as photons or waves? Why?
Are there any benefits to using a refracting telescope as opposed to a reflecting telescope?
How does a satellite dish pick up radio waves?
Is there a certain distance at which the one light turns into two lights? Like the headlights that look like one light from a distance.
Is the largest telescope the one that is used most often?
Why is it important, or useful, to have different phases?
If the largest telescopes around are 10 m in diameter, what is the smallest one on record?
ReplyDeleteI think the smallest telescope is the BRITE telescope. It is supposedly 20 centimeters in a diameter.
ReplyDeleteIs light found more often as photons or waves? Why?
ReplyDeleteAre there any benefits to using a refracting telescope as opposed to a reflecting telescope?
ReplyDeleteHow does a satellite dish pick up radio waves?
ReplyDeleteIs there a certain distance at which the one light turns into two lights? Like the headlights that look like one light from a distance.
ReplyDeleteIs the largest telescope the one that is used most often?
ReplyDeleteIs the largest telescope the one that is used most often?
ReplyDeleteWhy is it important, or useful, to have different phases?
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