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Space Exploration Image Gallery Telescopes come in all shapes and sizes, from a little plastic tube you buy at a toy store for $2, to the Hubble Space Telescope, which weighs several tons. See more space exploration pictures. Steve Cole/Getty Images Maybe you've been out looking at the...
Did Galileo invent the telescope? How old was Galileo when his father died? How old was Galileo Galilei when he died? What did Galileo use to make the telescope? How did Galileo Galilei discover the telescope? How old was Isaac Newton when he discovered gravity?
Space Exploration Image Gallery Telescopes come in all shapes and sizes, from a little plastic tube you buy at a toy store for $2, to the Hubble Space Telescope, which weighs several tons. See more space exploration pictures. Steve Cole/Getty Images Maybe you've been out looking at the...
If you are just starting out with your telescope then Ninian's courseBasic Astronomy with a Telescopeis just what you need! From setting up your telescope and how to polar align it, to finding things in the night sky and what accessories to use, this information packed course willsave you...
Go out with that beginner and his/her telescope and learn together how to use a telescope in the old ways. (Don'tbring along your telescope!) I have no doubt that that beginner's telescope is far more capable than the 50mm (actually 47mm) Galileoscope that was the topic in the above...
the Italian astronomerGalileo Galileistood two people on hills less than a mile apart. Each person held a shielded lantern. One uncovered his lantern; when the other person saw the flash, he uncovered his too. But Galileo's experimental distance wasn't far enough for his participants to record...
Setting things up was an endless source of bureaucratic frustration, in the most extreme case it took me two months to set up a bank account. And the heat. It was unbearable at first, so much so that I spent most of my time indoors. When I ran out of food, I’d force myself to...
With binoculars or a small telescope, you can also spot Jupiter's four largest moons, first observed by Galileo in 1610 with his crude telescope. Make a special effort to view them on the night of Feb. 25-26, when three of them—Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto—form a strikingly tight ...
Galileo determined distances to stars based on the assumption that stars were\nsuns, the apparent sizes of stars as seen through his telescope, and basic\ngeometry. However, the apparent sizes that he measured were the result of\ndiffraction and not related to the actual sizes of the stars....