Refracting Telescopes

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It's so comprehensive that help me a lot. Thank you for making this video.

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Amazing explanation, tank you so much

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This was very informative and perfect for my studies in A level astrophysics. Thank you for the video!

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Awesome! Good luck in the course!

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wow simple, straight forward explanation gracias and thank you for the hand written notes they really help

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Thank you. Very good explanation

[@naion0]

Good explain

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great explanation! it helped me a lot

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great explanation. ...

[@peternaranjo279]

I think that Image 2 is VIRTUAL, ERECT and MAGNIFIED. The reason I think it is erect, is because the IMAGE 1 is already inverted. So the eyepiece just maintains that orientation. Anyway, good vid.

[@peternaranjo279]

That is why we use the negative sign, because the final image (IMAGE 2) is the result of the complex lens system and thus, the IMAGE 2 is inverted with respect to the original OBJECT.

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thanks for this helpful clip!

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Amazing

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[@sazandude9022]

Virtual images should be erect right ? But in this case, its inverted ??

[@normadicn5700]

Any upcoming lectures on Galilean Telescope and Indirect Ophthalmoscope?

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Easy-Peasy...

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What is eye ring

[@Thenewgreenmaju]

nice

[@kevintang4340]

but if the image 1 is at the focal point of objective lens and the eyepiece lens, but since eyepiece lens is a converging lens, so shouldnt u not see the image 2when image 1 is at focal point?

[@naion0]

What about reflecting telescope

[@jeraldfoshatok3224]

can anyone tell me how far a refracting telescope can see?

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