The well-composed image was recorded over a period of nearly 2 hours as a series of 30 second long, consecutive exposures on the night of October 5.

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The well-composed image was recorded over a period of nearly 2 hours as a series of 30 second long, consecutive exposures on the night of October 5. The exposures were made with a digital camera fixed to a tripod near Almaden de la Plata, province of Seville, in southern Spain, planet Earth. Of course, the graceful star trails reflect the Earth's daily rotation around its axis. By extension, the axis of rotation leads to the center of the concentric arcs in the night sky.

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Telescopes

Optical Telescopes Images can be formed through reflection or refraction. Reflecting mirror

Refracting lens

3.1 Optical Telescopes Image formation

Reflecting and refracting telescopes

3.1 Optical Telescopes Modern telescopes are all reflectors: Light traveling through lens is refracted differently depending on wavelength. Some light traveling through lens is absorbed. Large lens can be very heavy, and can only be supported at edge. Lens needs two optically acceptable surfaces, mirror only needs one.

Types of reflecting telescopes

3.1 Optical Telescopes Details of the Keck telescope

3.1 Optical Telescopes Image acquisition: Chargecoupled devices (CCDs) are electronic devices, can be quickly read out and reset.

3.1 Optical Telescopes Image processing by computers can sharpen images.

Discovery 3-1: The Hubble Space Telescope The Hubble Space Telescope has several instruments.

Discovery 3-1: The Hubble Space Telescope Resolution achievable by the Hubble Space Telescope

3.2 Telescope Size Light-gathering power: Improves detail Brightness proportional to square of radius of mirror The figure, part (b) was taken with a telescope twice the size of (a)

3.2 Telescope Size Multiple telescopes: Mauna Kea

3.2 Telescope Size The VLT (Very Large Telescope), Atacama, Chile

3.2 Telescope Size Resolving power: When better, can distinguish objects that are closer together. Resolution is proportional to wavelength and inversely proportional to telescope size.

3.2 Telescope Size Effect of improving resolution: (a) 10 ; (b) 1 ; (c) 5 ; (d) 1

3.3 High-Resolution Astronomy Atmospheric blurring due to air movements

3.3 High-Resolution Astronomy Solutions: Put telescopes on mountaintops, especially in deserts. Put telescopes in space. Active optics control mirrors based on temperature and orientation.

3.4 Radio Astronomy Radio telescopes: Similar to optical reflecting telescopes Prime focus Less sensitive to imperfections (due to longer wavelength); can be made very large

3.4 Radio Astronomy Largest radio telescope: 300-m dish at Arecibo

Radio Astronomy Longer wavelength means poorer angular resolution. Advantages of radio astronomy: Can observe 24 hours a day. Clouds, rain, and snow don t interfere. Observations at an entirely different frequency; get totally different information.

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Radio Astronomy Interferometry requires preserving the phase relationship between waves over the distance between individual telescopes.

3.4 Radio Astronomy Can get radio images whose resolution is close to optical.

3.4 Radio Astronomy Interferometry can also be done with visible light, but much harder due to shorter wavelengths.

3.5 Other Astronomies Infrared radiation can image where visible radiation is blocked; generally can use optical telescope mirrors and lenses.

3.5 Other Astronomies Infrared telescopes can also be in space or flown on balloons.

3.5 Other Astronomies Ultraviolet images (a)the Cygnus loop supernova remnant (b) M81

3.5 Other Astronomies X rays and gamma rays will not reflect off mirrors as other wavelengths do; need new techniques. X rays will reflect at a very shallow angle, and can therefore be focused.

3.5 Other Astronomies X-ray image of supernova remnant Cassiopeia A

3.5 Other Astronomies Gamma rays cannot be focused at all; images are therefore somewhat coarser.

3.5 Other Astronomies Much can be learned from observing the same astronomical object at many wavelengths. Here, the Milky Way.

Which of the following is a reflecting telescope? 1. A 2. B 100% A B 0% A B

Some telescopes are placed in space above Earth s atmosphere primarily for which of the following reasons? 1. The light being sent out from the telescopes can be blocked by Earth s atmosphere. 2. The light from stars can be blocked by Earth s atmosphere. 3. Astronomers want to observe continuous spectra from stars rather than absorption spectra. 4. Astronomers want to observe continuous spectra from the stars rather than emission spectra. 5. Like any special interest group, astronomers want to have their pet projects funded regardless of the cost to taxpayers. 80% 13% The light being sent out... The light from stars can.. Astronomers want to ob... 7% 0% 0% Astronomers want to ob... Like any special interest...