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Refracting Telescopes
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P1.2
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p1 topic 1 - visible light and the solar system
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Refracting Telescopes
Focal length
The distance between the focus and the lens is the focal length
The focal length of converging lens can be calculated
Focus the image of a distant object onto a piece of paper
Measure the distance between the lens and the paper
Lens in a refracting telescope
Objective lens
Convex lens
Creates an image
Eyepiece lens
Convex lens
Magnifies the image
Refraction
Light travels in straight lines
Changes direction when it moves into a different material
This change in direction is called refraction
It happens at the interface between two materials
A line at right angles to the interface is called the normal line
Refraction and wave speed
Refraction occurs because light travels at different speeds
Moving from air to glass, light slows down and refracts towards the normal
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