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The altitude does mean there is a little less atmosphere to look thru but other factors include light pollution and air pollution, especially particlulates that block and scatter light, and just the variation in the atmosphere. The density of our air does vary due to temperature and humidity so the atmosphere acts as a lens (this is where refraction enters the equation).
They have developed technology that "corrects" the telescope optics for variations created by the atmosphere. This correction is not 100% effective (it helps dramatically but…) so there is still significant advantages for putting a telescope in space. In space, you can observe day and night, there is very little dust that will collect on the mirror (as there is on earth), there is no air pollution, there is no light pollution (except from the sun, distant stars, and black holes which happen to be between you and what you want to look at), and there is no atmosphere to act as a lens.
One note, the Hubble does not look upon us. The Hubble is designed for looking at things a lot farther away than earth. I don't think the Hubble's manuvering thrusters could keep the Hubble pointed at a single spot on earth long enough to get a good picture.
Hope this helps
Don't buy this finder! One came on my Celestron NexStar 6SE, and it is a total piece of junk. The red dot is too bright so that it blocks the view of the stars, and the whole thing is really cheaply made. I was at a star party where four people had these, and mine was the only one that was working.
Buy a Rigel QuikFinder instead. These are well made, easy to use, and really do fit on any telescope:
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Rather than get one big mirror today, scientists are using "arrays" of numerous mirrors to have a combined light collection ability equal to that of a mirror far larger than can be constructed as a single unit.
These mirrors have their images combined by computer and present an image equal to what the Hubble space scope can provide, especially when provided with "adaptive optics" which removes atmosphere anomalies from the image.
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You multiply each magnification to get the total magnification:
10x *10x = 100x
It doesn't. It is the rotation of the Earth that causes objects to appear to move out of the field of view of telescopes. It would depend on the size of your eyepiece and it's field of view plus the size of the object being viewed to judge how long you can view something.
40mm wide field eyepiece on the Andromeda galaxy would last longer than any one star with a 4.5mm plossil eyepiece.
it’s definately not as fun as doing the real thing (if you know what i mean)
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Meade makes a similar series of scopes.
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Lower numbers give higher magnification.
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Hi. One is based on a mirror or two, the other bends light through a lens.
Don't waste money buying eyepieces for this piece of junk masquerading as a telescope. Buy a good pair of binoculars instead.
Tmax film sucks. Go with a regular processing 120 like Plus-x or Ilford for the 120. This is where I get my BW film at.
Fact is I just got an order from them for film developer, paper developer and two boxes of 4×5 sheet film.
Color – I pretty much like Provia. Fact is I like most other films than Kodak.
To do your own developing and printing can be reasonable if you find the right deal.
You will need:
developing tanks and reels
Photo Enlarger
paper easel
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misc other stuff.
I bought a full set of supplies like this off of Craigslist for $60.
This is to do BW. Color is more complicated and is more cost effective to have a regular lab process it.
Getting photos printed with the spoket holes is tougher for a lab to do and is easier if you do it in your own darkroom. You wouold have to use a 120 negative carrier rather than a 35mm one.
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