Peegelteleskoopide
Peegelteleskoopide, also known as reflecting telescopes, are optical instruments that use mirrors to collect and focus light. They are one of the two main types of telescopes, the other being refracting telescopes. The primary advantage of peegelteleskoopide is their ability to gather more light and provide better image quality, especially for observing faint objects in the night sky.
The basic design of a peegelteleskoop consists of a large primary mirror that collects light from distant
There are several types of peegelteleskoopide, including Newtonian, Cassegrain, and Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes. Each type has its
Peegelteleskoopide are widely used in both amateur and professional astronomy. They are particularly well-suited for observing