What Are Terrestrial Telescopes?
Ground-based telescopes, unlike space telescopes, are a type of astronomical telescope. The foundation is built on the ground and is affected by atmospheric interference.
- Ever since
- The function of the "telescope support" is to support the telescope tube and realize the rotation of the lens tube during the aiming and tracking process. telescope
- Until the 1970s, most ground-based telescopes used
- Ground-based telescope disturbances originate from internal (ie generated from inside the telescope) excitation and wind.
- When the guide star is visible,
- Ground-based telescope itself
- Ground-based photoelectric telescope is a passive detection method, which is an integrated device of lens telescope and photodetector. It is mainly used for high-resolution imaging and observation of long-range space debris. Like all telescopes, optoelectronic telescopes also have application limitations that cannot work around the clock (optical invisible period), such as the inability to observe non-luminous objects in the shadow of the earth, clouds, fog, atmospheric pollution, and the glow of cities and full moons. Will lead to performance degradation, even can not be observed. [6]