How To Make A Mirror For Telescope at Alexis Grubbs blog

How To Make A Mirror For Telescope. Achieving this perfect shape may be challenging, and that’s where your craftsmanship comes into play. To start, a new mirror blank is “sanded” down to create a precise parabolic curve in a process called grinding. Making a telescope about 10 years ago was one of the most rewarding projects i've ever undertaken. To do that, the blank is paired with a device called. [fig 1] this is a large piece of glass a woman off craigslist gave me. This is the story of how i did it. As optical scientists, our contribution to the next generation of telescopes is figuring out how to craft the gargantuan mirrors they rely on to collect light from far away. How to make your own telescope mirror: I ground the mirror and made every other. It was 40x40 and 0.75 thick. The key is in the grinding and polishing stage. A parabolic mirror is truly an engineering wonder that’s central to the functioning of a telescope.

As optical scientists, our contribution to the next generation of telescopes is figuring out how to craft the gargantuan mirrors they rely on to collect light from far away. To do that, the blank is paired with a device called. Making a telescope about 10 years ago was one of the most rewarding projects i've ever undertaken. This is the story of how i did it. To start, a new mirror blank is “sanded” down to create a precise parabolic curve in a process called grinding. A parabolic mirror is truly an engineering wonder that’s central to the functioning of a telescope. It was 40x40 and 0.75 thick. I ground the mirror and made every other. How to make your own telescope mirror: The key is in the grinding and polishing stage.

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How To Make A Mirror For Telescope How to make your own telescope mirror: Making a telescope about 10 years ago was one of the most rewarding projects i've ever undertaken. To do that, the blank is paired with a device called. The key is in the grinding and polishing stage. As optical scientists, our contribution to the next generation of telescopes is figuring out how to craft the gargantuan mirrors they rely on to collect light from far away. It was 40x40 and 0.75 thick. [fig 1] this is a large piece of glass a woman off craigslist gave me. Achieving this perfect shape may be challenging, and that’s where your craftsmanship comes into play. How to make your own telescope mirror: To start, a new mirror blank is “sanded” down to create a precise parabolic curve in a process called grinding. I ground the mirror and made every other. This is the story of how i did it. A parabolic mirror is truly an engineering wonder that’s central to the functioning of a telescope.