Astronomical Telescope

  The first astronomical telescope was a triple telescope made by Galileo using the method of telescope making. 

It was later improved to magnify the telescope 20 times at once. He was able to see the round face of Jupiter and 

the craters of the moon. In 1610, he used a telescope with a magnification of 30 times to observe four moons of

 Jupiter and see the circle of Venus. Because Galileo improved the performance of the telescope, and used it to observe the stars, 

the moon, Venus, and the sun, and published the first observations, it is precisely he who invented the astronomical telescope.

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Astronomical Telescope 

   The astronomical telescope is an important tool for observing celestial bodies. It is composed of a main mirror, 

a warp and weft platform and a hand controller. Can greatly facilitate the search and recognition of celestial objects. 

The telescope's ability to collect light increases with its aperture, and the more powerful the telescope, 

the dimmer and farther objects it can see, which means it can see the earlier universe. The development of astrophysics required larger telescopes.

 Structure: Main mirror tube, star finder, eyepiece, warp and weft platform, tripod platform and tripod, equatorial instrument control box and power supply.