How does a reflecting telescope similar to a microscope?

Answer 1

Both are designed to allow you to see more clearly something that you cannot see directly. Both use a combination of mirrors and glass lenses to produce an image.

We typically use a periscope to look around corners, while a telescope is primarily used to magnify the image.

Answer 2

Both reflecting telescopes and microscopes use mirrors to focus light instead of lenses. They both have an objective mirror that collects and reflects light to form an image. The primary function of both instruments is to magnify and produce clear images of distant or small objects.

Answer 3

All three types of telescope detect electromagnetic radiation from outer space.

Answer 4

Both use light and mirrors to make the image clearer.

Answer 5

both of their rays converge at the focal point.

Answer 6

Both form real images, which may be recorded with prime-focus Photography, or inspected by means of a shorter-focus eyepiece.

Answer 7

The Newtonian Telescope.