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to see radio waves(passive) is designedbulb?The telescope

Richard Buchroeder(passive) designed bycatadioptric Herschelian telescope

to fit into the focuser of the telescope(passive) are designedTelescope eyepieces

Hans Lippershey(passive) was invented by1608 Telescope

a M.E. Hedesignstelescope stuff

for all outdoor enthusiasts(passive) is specifically designedmonocular telescope

the work ... Italian astronomer Galileo Galileihad inventeda telescope

the lead of Italian astronomer Galileo Galileihad inventeda telescope

by Hans Lippershey(passive) invented byRefracting telescope

by hans lippershey or galileo(passive) discovered bytelescope

by the German scientist and astronomer Johannes Kepler(passive) invented bytelescope

for visual observations of planets , satellites , extended deep - sky objects and bright celestial bodies , galaxies and comets(passive) is designedTelescope

so that a Cassegrain secondary gives it a very long effective focal length , and so that a tertiary mirror just in front of the primary mirror reflects the light from the secondary out through the telescope 's declination axis(passive) can be designedA telescope

the Italian scientists Galileoinventedtelescope

by Scottish mathematician and astronomer , James ... Optics(passive) designed bytelescope

to give the first time telescope user the perfect combination of quality , value , features and power(passive) is designedTelescope

for infrared astronomy observations in the(passive) is designedTelescope

lippershey ... galileoinventedtelescope

Galileo ... the oneinventedtelescope

by Dutch optician Hans Lippershey(passive) invented bya " telescope

by the British scientist Sir Isaac Newton ( 1642(passive) invented bytelescope

by the British scientist Sir Isaac Newton(passive) invented bytelescope

the British scientist Sir Isaac Newton(passive) invented bytelescope

to view galaxies and stars(passive) is designedTelescope

by Hans Lippershey , Zacharias Janssen or Jacob Metius in the Netherlands(passive) invented byTelescope

by the English scientist Sir Isaac Newton(passive) invented bytelescope

by the English scientist Sir Isaac Newton ( (passive) invented bytelescope

Galileo , and not Newton(passive) was invented byTelescope

Galileo , and not Newton(passive) was invented by Telescope

by Scottish mathematician and astronomer James Gregory(passive) designed bytelescope

Hans LippersheyinventedTelescope

Hans Lippershey(passive) was invented bytelescope

Hans Lippershey (passive) was invented by telescope

by Hans Lippershey(passive) invented byTelescope

Hans Lippershey(passive) invented byTelescope

by an American named John Dobson(passive) designed bytelescope

an American named John Dobson(passive) designed bytelescope

by Sir Issac Newton - the Newtonian reflector telescope(passive) invented bytelescope

Hans Lippershey 1609(passive) was invented byTelescope

by the English scientist Sir Isaac Newton ( 1642?1727(passive) invented bytelescope

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The 110 lb(passive) is designedThe 110 lb

to detect infraredspecifically designedto detect infrared

to detect X - ray emission from very hot regions of the Universe such as exploded stars , clusters of galaxies , and matter around black holesspecially designedto detect X - ray emission from very hot regions of the Universe such as exploded stars , clusters of galaxies , and matter around black holes

to detect X - ray emission from very hot regions of the Universe , such as exploded stars , clusters of galaxies , and matter around black holesspecially designedto detect X - ray emission from very hot regions of the Universe , such as exploded stars , clusters of galaxies , and matter around black holes

several exoplanetsdiscoveringseveral exoplanets

to detect X - ray emissions from very hot regions of the Universe such as exploded stars , clusters of galaxies , and matter around black holesspecially designedto detect X - ray emissions from very hot regions of the Universe such as exploded stars , clusters of galaxies , and matter around black holes

to detect X - ray emissions from very hot regions of the universe such as exploded stars , clusters of galaxies , and matter around black holesdesignedto detect X - ray emissions from very hot regions of the universe such as exploded stars , clusters of galaxies , and matter around black holes

to detect X - ray emission from very hot regions of the Universe such as exploded stars , clusters of galaxies , and matter around blackspecially designedto detect X - ray emission from very hot regions of the Universe such as exploded stars , clusters of galaxies , and matter around black

to detect X - rays from high - energy regions of the universe such as such as exploded stars , clusters of galaxies , and matter around black holesspecifically designedto detect X - rays from high - energy regions of the universe such as such as exploded stars , clusters of galaxies , and matter around black holes

to detect X - ray emission from very hot regions of the Universe , such as exploded stars , clusters of galaxiesspecially designedto detect X - ray emission from very hot regions of the Universe , such as exploded stars , clusters of galaxies

the first molecule in space that has a key attribute associated with lifehas discoveredthe first molecule in space that has a key attribute associated with life

to detect X - ray emission from very hot regions of the Universe such as exploded stars , clustersspecially designedto detect X - ray emission from very hot regions of the Universe such as exploded stars , clusters

to find Earth - size planets in the habitable zone of sun - like starsdesignedto find Earth - size planets in the habitable zone of sun - like stars

to find Earth - size planets in the habitable zone of sun - like starsdesignedto find Earth - size planets in the habitable zone of sun - like stars

The Celestron ExploraScope 80AZ(passive) is designedThe Celestron ExploraScope 80AZ

to find Earth - like planets orbiting distant starsdesignedto find Earth - like planets orbiting distant stars

to study the moon , stars , and planetsis ... designedto study the moon , stars , and planets

for viewing the moon and other distant objects in space's designedfor viewing the moon and other distant objects in space

to detect X- ray emission from very hot regions of the Universe such as exploded starsspecially designedto detect X- ray emission from very hot regions of the Universe such as exploded stars

to detect X - ray emission from very hot regions of the universedesignedto detect X - ray emission from very hot regions of the universe

this objecthad discoveredthis object

for viewing objects on earth rather than spacedesignedfor viewing objects on earth rather than space

to detect X - ray emissions from extremely hot regions of the universe , including supernova explosions , cluster of galaxiesdesignedto detect X - ray emissions from extremely hot regions of the universe , including supernova explosions , cluster of galaxies

to study the distant universe in visual light , funded by NASAdesignedto study the distant universe in visual light , funded by NASA

about 1,000 planets around starshave discoveredabout 1,000 planets around stars

about 30 roughly Earth - size exoplanets in their host starshas discoveredabout 30 roughly Earth - size exoplanets in their host stars

to make observations of the sun telescopedesignedto make observations of the sun telescope

most distant radio galaxy everdiscoversmost distant radio galaxy ever

Jupiter and its four largest moonsto discoverJupiter and its four largest moons

to study the Sun from spacespecially designedto study the Sun from space

The outer planets in our solar system , Uranus and Neptune(passive) were discovered byThe outer planets in our solar system , Uranus and Neptune

for faint deep - sky objectsdesignedfor faint deep - sky objects

to obtain excellent quality images of the sky in the visible range of light at the start of infrareddesignedto obtain excellent quality images of the sky in the visible range of light at the start of infrared

moons revolving around Jupiter Eight planetsto discovermoons revolving around Jupiter Eight planets

to study the Cosmic Microwave backgrounddesignedto study the Cosmic Microwave background

for astrophotography or for observing different lunar and planetary objects in our Solar Systemis ... designedfor astrophotography or for observing different lunar and planetary objects in our Solar System

to detect tiny changes the brightness of nearby starsdesignedto detect tiny changes the brightness of nearby stars

new giant ring around Saturndiscoversnew giant ring around Saturn

a new Earth - like planetdiscoversa new Earth - like planet

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