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Making a simple reflecting telescope

A simple reflecting telescope can be made from a concave mirror obtained from a shaving mirror. The mirror is arranged wooden box of suitable size in such a way that it can be tilted at dissimilar angles. An upright made of wood is attached to the box so that its angle may also be varied. Two short focus lenses are fixed in corks which are then placed in a short length of mailing tube as an eye-piece. Then join this eye- piece attached to the wood upright exactly at the focal

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