Consider the following 4 types of telescopes: 1. Visible light telescope 2. Infrared telescope 3. X-ray...
Consider the following 4 types of telescopes:
1. Visible light telescope
2. Infrared telescope
3. X-ray telescope
4. Radio wave telescope
For each of these telescopes explain/discuss the following points:
- Give an example of what objects one would observe with this type of telescope.
- Discuss the location one would need to choose for this
telescope. Consider the following options and explain what location
is ideal for this telescope and why one would (or need to) choose
one location over the other:
- Altitude
- Remoteness of location
- Outer Space
- Explain Interferometry (only once) and whether or not it makes sense to use it with each telescope.
- Explain Adaptive Optics (only once) and whether or not it makes sense to use it with each telescope.
Note that you need to contribute or provide an answer to each of the 4 telescope types.
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