Definition of «large telescopes»

The phrase "large telescopes" refers to telescopes that are big in size and have a wide diameter. These telescopes are designed to gather more light, allowing astronomers to view distant objects in space more clearly, and study them in greater detail.

Sentences with «large telescopes»

Seeing the universe through large telescopes in great detail has exposed a whole new layer of worry, however. (discovermagazine.com)
Follow - up studies with large telescopes on the ground revealed that the cluster is 7 billion light - years away, which means its light took 7 billion years to reach us. (sciencemag.org)
At that time, the best pictures of the planets were fuzzy photographs taken with large telescopes. (newscientist.com)
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Definition of «large telescopes»

Sentences with «large telescopes»

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