Currently, The Largest Optical Telescope Mirrors Have A Diameter Of?
Friday, December 18th, 2009 at
7:12 pm
a. 2 m.
b. 1 m.
c. 5 m.
d. 10 m.
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11.4m it belongs to the Large Binocular Telescope.Keck 1 has a diameter of 10m Go with d 10m mate.
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A few telescope shops sell refubished telescopes – that might be your best bet for a decent scope under $100. Don't go to WalMart!
Actually, if that's your budget, I'd recommend a good pair of binoculars instead. You can see as much as you could with a small telescope, and you're not paying for all the extras like eyepieces and mounts.
I believe Mars reached it's brightest point a few weeks ago, but it will be back around in a few years. Plus, you'd be hard-pressed to notice a difference in brightness without a big scope. With a pair of binoculars or a telescope smaller than an 8-inch diameter mirror, you're not going to be able to see much of Mars besides the disk. No polar caps or dust storms.
Maybe a really big rat.
There is a movie called "Into the wild", based on actual events, where a dude kills a moose with a semi-auto .22 but I am not so sure. Than again – I suppose 35 shots in the head with a 22 is going to kill just about anything, no?
Personally I like to hunt with a shotgun but that's just me.
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have the window switch in the middle position so the light is on on the switch. then you can press the switch l/r to extend retract the mirrrors if they are working correctly. gm has had problems with these mirrors like what you are having
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I do have some star trail shots though. I am really wanting a bigger telescope but money is the prob right now
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i would put money on the sturgeon as well… although they come in may varieties
according to the below website they can also be found in the ocean common as well
Beluga Sturgeon 1850kilograms 4070lbs in the Volga Delta russia seems to the be largest caught in freshwater
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It's not what brand is best, it's what model is best. And it's what's best for you. Generally, you'll looking for the most aperture for the money. Aperture is the diameter of the biggest lens or mirror. Here are the general categories, and my picks.
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Visit an astronomy club's public star party (sometimes called an open house). Let them show you stuff in their awesome scopes. Lowest cost, most portable, but not on your own schedule. If you join a club, you may be able to borrow club owned scopes. Find a club near you with this link.
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I was able to get 10×50 binoculars at a sporting goods store. They're great. I recommend 8x binoculars, because more than that, it's hard to hold them by hand. I have a great tripod, so 10x were fine for me. Cheap binoculars lack close focus, which is not an issue for astronomy, which only deals with things at a distance. Cheap binoculars are more fragile than expensive ones, but even expensive binoculars will die eventually. Treat them like fragile glass artwork, and they'll last decades.
$200 4.5" Newtonian Tube Dob. Has a stable mount, great optics, fits in your car, sets up in a couple minutes.
$400 6" Newtonian Tube Dob with computer locator. The computer will help you see ten new objects an hour. But also, has a stable mount, great optics, fits in your car, sets up in 3 minutes.
$700 10" Newtonian Tube Dob with computer locator. The computer will help you see ten new objects an hour. But also, has a stable mount, great optics, fits in your car, sets up in 3 minutes. I have one of these.
Beyond that, the compromises get complicated. If you have enough money, you might consider astrophotography, and get a beefy tracking mount, and camera(s) and scope(s), and such. There's no limit to this hobby – it's astronomically expensive. And i won't pretend to tell you what's important. Or, you could get a bigger Dob for outstanding visual work. But for me, i have a club that has a 22" scope i can use whenever i want. At $35/year, the break even point is about 300 years. And, the scope takes 3 people to set it up. The club provides other enthusiastic and knowledgeable people to help. So i get to use it more often than i would if i owned it.
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