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Galilean telescope

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Galilean telescope [‚gal·ə¦lē·ən ′tel·ə‚skōp]
(optics)
A refracting telescope whose objective is a converging (convex) lens and whose eyepiece is a diverging (concave) lens; it forms erect images. Also known as Galilean glass.


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The telescope come in a variety of versions; the Galilean telescope which is named after its creator was one of the first versions and was improved upon by Johannes Kepler with the Keplerian Telescope, which is a refractor telescope that utilized a convex eyepiece as opposed to a concave of the Galilean model.
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