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		<title>The Different Standards Of Optical Telescopes And What To Look For When Buying One</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 29 Feb 2012 11:22:22 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Bob MacGregor</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[For hobbies such as astronomy, the nuances in telescope purchase are numerous and while many factors might increase convenience or fidelity, these might not apply for novices stepping into the field for the first time. However, having a telescope that can last a lifetime might be more important than upgrading over the years. Let's look into optical telescopes and what to look for when buying one. <a href="http://www.123telescope.com/telescopes/the-different-standards-of-optical-telescopes-and-what-to-look-for-when-buying-one/">Continue reading <span class="meta-nav">&#8594;</span></a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>For hobbies such as astronomy, the nuances in telescope purchase are numerous and while many factors might increase convenience or fidelity, these might not apply for novices stepping into the field for the first time. However, having a telescope that can last a lifetime might be more important than upgrading over the years. Let&#8217;s look into optical telescopes and what to look for when buying one.</p>
<p>Refractors</p>
<p>Refractors are amongst the most traditional forms and provide adequate viewing quality without having a premium price. It has a large objective lens at the end of the telescope and an eyepiece at the start. These gather more light than the human eye can, allowing for the creation of a focused and magnified image.</p>
<p>Due to the simple mechanics of the refractor, these are often cheaper than their counterparts and are favored because of this. Furthermore, they&#8217;re easy to use, reliable and have a moderate level of clarity. That said, it does have its downfalls, especially in the form of distortions in the image.</p>
<p>Typically, refractor telescopes suffer from chromatic aberrations, which range in severity depending on the quality of the telescope. This is where the colors don&#8217;t all focus on the same point and it creates a colored fringe on the edges of the objective. This can cause distractions and diminish the viewing experience.</p>
<p>Reflector Telescopes</p>
<p>With a curved mirror as the primary surface of reflection, reflector telescopes create the image along a focal plane. Typically, this image is a certain distance between the mirror and focal plane and recording equipment can be placed there to capture the image. For real-time usage of the telescope, a second mirror can function in place of the recording equipment. Reflectors are known for focusing on large diameter objects.</p>
<p>While somewhat less prone to aberrations than the refractor, especially chromatic varieties, it can still suffer from such issues. The upside of the reflector is that it can use a correction lens to help reduce the number of aberrations present in the image. This comes at an increased cost, as does the reflector telescope as a whole, and can also be more difficult to set up.</p>
<p>Catadioptric</p>
<p>Catadioptric systems use a combination of both reflectors and refractors both implemented in a spherical shape. This creates a wider field of view and further reduces the aberrations present in its counterparts. However, it is much more costly than both refractor and reflector types.</p>
<p>However, the main benefit is that it&#8217;s very easy to move around and set up. They make great investments and have a good mix of the previous types, although the image quality isn&#8217;t quite as good. If image quality is paramount, then consider a large, high-end reflector or refractor depending on the objective.</p>
<p>That&#8217;s the three main types of telescope and their pros and cons. Refractors are the cheapest and provide a moderately good image, while reflectors cost more, but provide an excellent image. Catadioptric systems are the most expensive, yet very portable and have a decent image. These are the optical telescopes and what to look for when buying one.</p>
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		<title>An Overview of the Three Types of Telescope</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 01 Sep 2011 16:17:16 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Jack Freeman</dc:creator>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Generally there are really 3 main different types of telescope you can buy currently, each one with their particular number of strengths and shortcomings. These types are refracting telescopes, reflecting telescopes (Newtonian), and Catadioptric (or Compound) telescopes.</p>
<p>Refracting telescopes are generally what a large amount of consumers think about when they picture telescopes. Refractors are the long narrow, straight bodied telescopes which have a straightforward design containing a lens and an eyepiece on reverse ends of the tube. Refracting telescopes are actually the first telescope structure originating as long ago as the 1600s. For a specific aperture length it really does deliver the finest possible image, possessing improved contrasts, as a result of to its straight forward design. Additionally they usually are the easiest to maintain, which usually help make these a perfect type for those of you who do not prefer to devote lots of time working on your telescope.</p>
<p>Typically the downsides of the refractor type telescope tend to be largely because of to its significant size. Since it is the biggest variety of telescope, they may be the priciest for a specific aperture width. Also sizable telescopes tend to be more challenging to load up and setup, sacrificing transportability as the measurement grows. A further disadvantage of a larger telescope is that in the event that the actual mount or tripod that is fixed on aren&#8217;t robust , the telescope can certainly suffer a loss of of its stability when observing, resulting in pictures to hop around or wobble.</p>
<p>Reflecting Telescopes utilize curved mirrors in order to reflect light straight into an eyepiece and make a picture. The most typical variety of reflecting telescope is named a &#8220;Newtonian Telescope&#8221; and offers the cheapest price for the specified aperture width. The actual eyepiece is situated along the side of the tube on the telescope. The contrast excellence of the reflecting telescope is comparable to refracting telescopes if they&#8217;re built correctly, also, since they&#8217;ve got a far more compact body as compared with refracting telescopes, they&#8217;re a lot more mobile, stable, and for that reason much easier to make use of.</p>
<p>The major issue with this kind of telescope is the mirror towards the bottom needs the occasional repositioning ( know as collimation). This practice isn&#8217;t as hard as it might seem, nevertheless this kind of toying around could be a hassle to many folks. Secondly the model is a bit more open to the ambient air and consequently should be cleaned out more regularly. Yet again nothing very difficult however, some folks may desire a more hassle free telescope when it comes to maintenance.</p>
<p>Compound telescopes are the newest type of scope, using a mixture of reflecting light with mirrors, as well as refracting light with lenses, to produce a really compact telescope which can provide the same magnifications and aperture sizes as much bigger, different sorts of telescopes. For a specified aperature size these types can be sightly more expensive compared to a reflecting telescope but still less compared to a refracting telescope. The compound sort is a quite popular selection because it provides the greatest of all worlds; good sized apertures, at a sensible selling price, while coming in a very small and convenient size. Compounds are also the perfect model of telescope for Go-To automated star locating mounts. This can be a real plus for those people who do not wish to devote the effort into mastering the technique of star location and wish to devote more hours simply watching.</p>
<p>The major downside of catadiotropic telescopes are mainly because the light gets folded up on the inside the body of the scope many times around, and the interior gets to be brighter, cutting down a good deal of the contrast. Numerous folks find this to be an appropriate trade-off for each of the aperture, price, and compactability advantages is presents.</p>
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		<title>The Easy Ways Of Using A Portable Telescope</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 24 Aug 2011 12:50:35 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>William Stanway</dc:creator>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Kids loves the idea of seeing something they have never seen before and when that thing is somewhere in outer space, their interest soar. They might not show it, but the advantages of owning a portable telescope appeals to them. It not only provides them with information, it teaches them as they have fun.</p>
<p>The shapes, the sizes and what it is being used for are ways that one can categorize these apparatus. The usage that is intended for an apparatus is the first thing that comes to mind when you want purchase such a thing. The ones that is mainly used for planetary viewing is the most popular but there are others for stuffs like bird-watching and other minor activities.</p>
<p>The eclipse of both the sun and the moon can be watched from this equipment with a good amount of clarity. Some uses it to watch the crescent-like movement of the shadow that the earth cast on the moon that is popularly called the partial lunar eclipse. It made the work of the scientist in history easier.</p>
<p>A total eclipse can be seen in every two or three years and is a complete covering of the surface of the moon by the shadow casted by earth. The whole incident does not take that long before the moon goes back to how it used to be. Kids can have a lot of fun with it.</p>
<p>This equipment needs to be put in a place where it will not be moved or disturbed preferably on a fault floor in a room upstairs. And because it needs to look out into the sky, the place has to be by the window. This is to be sure that nothing obstructs the viewing process.</p>
<p>It is good for one to get used to owning something like this one so one should just explore the parts and what each one seem like. It makes it much easier when the time is right for the proper usage. The first step might even be to try out each eyepiece to see how they fit and what they view.</p>
<p>The lens cap has to be removed before you go further because if you do not remove it all you see is darkness. And remember to always put the solar filter when you want to see the sun and the moon filter when you are viewing a moon. They can damage your eyes if you are not careful.</p>
<p>The other thing is to shake the pivot joints lose in a way that it will be steady then face the product in the direction you want to view. The spotting scope will then locate the object you want to watch and bring it into the cross-hairs which then centers it. When it is in the center, tighten the joints to keep it solitary.</p>
<p>Lastly, to do the proper sighting, bend and look into the eyepiece and adjust the focus knob till the image is in your focal point. What you see then is from space which makes the advantages of owning a portable telescope a good experience to have as a kid.</p>
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