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Making a homemade telescope. Astronomy is cool. But first…. What happens when black holes collide?. Most (or all) galaxies contain supermassive blasckholes When two galaxies collide, blackholes Directly collide Spiral inward until they finally merge - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Making a homemade telescope

Astronomy is cool

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But first…

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What happens when black holes collide?

• Most (or all) galaxies contain supermassive blasckholes

• When two galaxies collide, blackholes– Directly collide– Spiral inward until they finally merge

• Forces are so extreme that one of them is kicked away with tremendous velocity. The other receives energy, releasing a X ray flare lasting thousands of years

• 100 collision have happened within 5 billion light years of Earth

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Lens configuration

galileo

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Distance it takes for lens to bend light to a point

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• Diameter is larger, magnification smaller, focal distance larger.

• Therefore, smaller lenses would have smaller focal lengths and greater magnification.

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Magnification of telescope

The smallest eyepieces can be 2-4.9mm, and they have small focal lengths and great magnification

Good Refractor telescopes are LONG

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• 20-50 X = wide field views of extended deep sky

• 20- 100 X=deep sky observing (galaxies)• 75-200 X = Moon, planets compact objects

(globular clusters)

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Longest refractor telescope

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Is magnification all that good?

• When using high magnification (lower focal length) you’re only spreading the same lgiht over a larger area.

• You’ll get a blurry, dim image

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Grinding the mirror

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Creating parts

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